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It's that time again! This army was delayed nearly two months due to my painting arm getting broken, and while it affected my painting abilities, as always this was a labor of love and 100% of all donations go straight to
Doctors Without Borders. Last time we raised nearly $12,000 thanks to the massive support of the wargaming community (and quite a few Dakka-ites)

If you're able to donate (and enter to win this army) please do so here:

https://events.doctorswithoutborders.org/campaign/Baphominiatures-Summer-2017-Charity-Army

And share, share, share!

Full gallery is here: https://www.baphominiatures.com/2017iyandencharityarmy

really nice job there.
re the fuzzy pics - have you tried setting up the camera further away then zooming in? I've found that this gets more minis in a group shot in focus.
Good luck with raising the $$$!

Damn that looks good Zach, cant believe you did that with a broken arm! Those bases are really sweet! Did you print them or cast them?
Hope you raise a shed load of money.

bubber wrote:really nice job there.
re the fuzzy pics - have you tried setting up the camera further away then zooming in? I've found that this gets more minis in a group shot in focus.
Good luck with raising the $$$!

Yah, the straight on in focused shots are in the gallery. For big splash pics I just click away.

I used to do the manual focus thing (I forget the proper term) where you take 15-20 pictures and slighting change the focus each time, then photoshop can assimilate all of the pics. It makes everything in the picture fully focused, but its a lot of work. Nowadays I just take a lot of pictures.

ingtaer wrote:Damn that looks good Zach, cant believe you did that with a broken arm! Those bases are really sweet! Did you print them or cast them?
Hope you raise a shed load of money.

Thanks! I 3D printed the bases and terrain.

You can actually see the evolution of my healing, with the warpsiders/wraith's at my worst and the banshees and scorpions towards the end.

We are already over $500 in the first few hours, so I think it will do well over a month.