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 Inevitable_Faith wrote:
Very nice looking wych squad, they may have taken longer than expected but they were well worth the effort. I'm especially in love with the Hydra Gauntlets. The flesh is very striking and a nice standout feature.

Longer indeed, but fun, I try to enjoy the process.
For Hydra Gauntlets I was even considering converting gauntlets into small crab claw pieces I gathered from the beach while back, but want to save them for Nid conversions.
As long as gauntlets look like creature's carapace it works.


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 youwashock wrote:
Nice looking Wyches! Your color choices are great, everything is so vivid. The basing is quite effective. I like the use of the cocktail stirrers.

Cocktail stirrers are great, if you have a desk grinder with fine wheel to shape broken off pieces, because that plastic chips and does not cut.
No variations in size however.

I think (white base/color wash) is what really pops the colors.
I do same thing in oil painting, a thin glaze over white will result in a color that will always be much brighter than same exact color but painted opaquely.

Really colorful Mothsniper.

Cheers,

CB