Pokeminis 5/2010

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**Metsuri**

Your speed of painting is stunning to someone who has managed to finish 13 figs this year. Good work on the menoth, especially the templars look good with the bone and green.

**malfred**

Metsuri wrote:Your speed of painting is stunning to someone who has managed to finish 13 figs this year. Good work on the menoth, especially the templars look good with the bone and green.

Thanks. It's a color scheme I've been fond of because of the Deathwing, probably.

Here's a pic of the huts that I built while watching the finale to LOST (4.5 hours of sitting in
front of the TV with a pencil!)

**malfred**

Penis rocks!

**malfred**

Model 60! Pics of model 61 later.

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Need feedback on the following project (link to blog):

http://pokeminiatures.blogspot.com/2010/06/need-feedback-on-some-tunnel-tiles.html

**malfred**

Model 61.

**malfred**

These three Cinerators are completed projects 62, 63, and 64.

**Vitruvian XVII**

Looking good, i love the bone green combo but thats cos i used to be a DA player

**malfred**

65 and 66.

More pics to come, then it's on to Cryx. However, I might delay those as I didn't like
how the pictures came out and I either have to shop them or re-take them with better
lightning.

**malfred**

67, 68 and my favorite number of all time, 69.

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In case you missed it, I started working on some tunnel tiles and posted the pics to my blog: http://pokeminiatures.blogspot.com/2010/06/need-feedback-on-some-tunnel-tiles.html

Well, today I have an update for them (also on my blog): http://pokeminiatures.blogspot.com/2010/06/tunnel-tiles-update.html

**malfred**

Completed pieces 70 and 71.

**CrashUSAR**

If I ever play Warmachine, it will be soley due to the fact that you make those mini's look so damn good. And if this were to happen, I will hold you liable for the death of my bank account.

**malfred**

CrashUSAR wrote:If I ever play Warmachine, it will be soley due to the fact that you make those mini's look so damn good. And if this were to happen, I will hold you liable for the death of my bank account.

You might change your mind when you see my Cryx.

Speaking of which...

**malfred**

More Cryxy. This time revenant pirates.

**malfred**

More progress on them.

**malfred**

Revenants

**Dysartes**

Your Cryx appear to be taking colour suggestions from Khorne, old chap

**malfred**

Dysartes wrote:Your Cryx appear to be taking colour suggestions from Khorne, old chap

Yeah, don't I know it! I like it much better than my original Cryx schemes, though.

Anyway, I ordered some stuff from Armorcast to use as objective markers of various
flavors. The weather hasn't been primer friendly, so they're still lingering in my "to prime"
bin.

**Teeffless**

great stuff, keep it up !

**Vitruvian XVII**

Those terrain bits look cool.

**malfred**

Thanks guys. Yeah, I've always liked armorcast. Good guys, good product.

Piece 72.

I wish I had modeled it differently. If I could have, I would have cut Nightmare's leg
in such a way as to make it passing through the piece of terrain the girl is hiding
behind for a ghostly effect. Ah well.

**Vitruvian XVII**

Love the green weathering effect. That repositioning would have looked cool, but the figure looks good enough anyway!

**malfred**

Vitruvian XVII wrote:Love the green weathering effect. That repositioning would have looked cool, but the figure looks good enough anyway!

Thanks.

By the way, here's a little break from looking at painted models and models in progress:

http://pokeminiatures.blogspot.com/2010/06/2010-warmachine-league-battle-journal.html

**malfred**

Piece 73. I think it's the Barbarian from Pathfinder, but I'm not sure.

**malfred**

I bring you penis rocks!

Pieces 74-89.

**Vitruvian XVII**

FTW! What are they, terrain or objective markers?

**akira5665**

Mal- this stuff is awesome.

Terrain is another whole addiction-yes?

It is for me too *sigh*

**malfred**

Vitruvian XVII wrote:FTW! What are they, terrain or objective markers?

As I posted, they are penis rocks.

Actually, I double their use. I can line them up as LOS blocking terrain, or I can use
them as large based objectives for scenarios like Destruction in Warmachine (in fact,
they were made specifically FOR the destruction scenario).

akira5665 wrote:Mal- this stuff is awesome.

Terrain is another whole addiction-yes?

It is for me too *sigh*

It wasn't an addiction until some friends taught me a little bit of know-how.

Thanks.

This is a shot of some terrain I was planning. You can see more pics that I have
on my blog.

http://pokeminiatures.blogspot.com/2010/06/need-feedback-on-some-tunnel-tiles.html

**CrashUSAR**

Ya know, when you get so desperate to churn things out, that you just start scribbling on graph paper and calling it good - you may want to take a break for a while.

**CrashUSAR**

D'oh...double-post o'doomed...

**malfred**

CrashUSAR wrote:Ya know, when you get so desperate to churn things out, that you just start scribbling on graph paper and calling it good - you may want to take a break for a while.

Follow the link to see the extent of my madness.

The graph paper was just to see how it would line up in full scale.