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I can't think of any words to describe the pure awesomeness
that is this army. Keep it up!

Loving this work, i might start my own

Still looking gorgeous, and making me glad I plan to take mine in a different direction when I finally get round to them (and that's probably a time-scale measured in years, don't hold your breath) as otherwise they'd just compare badly to these

It still makes me happy everytime I read all your comments! Thanks a lot, guys. You keep me going forward.

Small Update:



Damn Resin. The sword of the left one makes me go insane. Straightened it 3 times. Now it's bend - again! Sword of the right one broke.

And the macro-lens forgives nothing!

doubleT wrote:It still makes me happy everytime I read all your comments! Thanks a lot, guys. You keep me going forward.

Small Update:



Damn Resin. The sword of the left one makes me go insane. Straightened it 3 times. Now it's bend - again! Sword of the right one broke.

And the macro-lens forgives nothing!

What is there to forgive? They look GREAT. You have an amazing amount of brush control.

_Tim?

Agreed, these look amazing. Bet they look magnificent all ranked up together.

I will say you are making a lot of fun out of this progect. Cheers!

Excellent painting. Shame that the sword on the left one is bent. =/

You're painting skills are quite amazing. I love your DKoK paint scheme, it's simple yet elegant. Keep it up!

thanks

Some_Call_Me_Tim? wrote:
What is there to forgive? They look GREAT. You have an amazing amount of brush control.

Well, there's a little bit of glue on the sword of the right guy ... And some minor mistakes you only see with a macro-lens.

Nowlan wrote:Excellent painting. Shame that the sword on the left one is bent. =/

Yeah, I know. I'm thinking about trying to straighten it one more time. As I said, it was ok when I started painting him. :/

doubleT wrote:
Yeah, I know. I'm thinking about trying to straighten it one more time. As I said, it was ok when I started painting him. :/

that model's sword suck, same thing happened to me twice, i ended up using a tiny bead of glue glue the jerks sword to his head to hold it straight.

BTW: this is easily among the best painted armies ive ever seen, good job

Make a new one out of plasticard?

How would that not break off of the handle?

Tiny pinning

subscribed. your army looks fantastic man, love the time you put into detail like bases and gun straps as well as your great paint job. Keep it up! i'd like to see updates and am especially interested in how that tank turned out.

Subscribed also, it looks absolutely amazing man and your painting skills really do justice to such great models!
I can't wait for more and to see how you make the tanks, really great work and weathering!
It has a lot of character, quality and mud.

Well this is all suitably impressive. Will be paying close attention in future.

The commissars are finished.





I'll have to do some work in the next weeks and month, so I don't know how much I get painted till the end of the year.

Wow. It's a shame you've got to stop as they look great! I think their comparatively clean clothing will help them stand out suitably. Great Job again man.

Nooo i want more!

Really nice work mate, the cleanness of those Commissar's Vs the dirty coats is a great contrast! very realistic detailing

No matter what color scheme is used the Death Korps of Krieg are absolutely beautiful models.

Thx guys

Gijouhei wrote:Agreed, these look amazing. Bet they look magnificent all ranked up together.

I'll try to get more pics of the complete army and a friend of mine said he'd like to try to make a great photoshop artwork.

Just Dave wrote:Wow. It's a shame you've got to stop as they look great! I think their comparatively clean clothing will help them stand out suitably. Great Job again man.

Nah, I won't stop, don't worry! It's just that I have to make some money, too. That means that I'm - again - working day and night for some time now, but I'll try to do a painting session now and then when I need some time off of work.

Ever think about throwing some pigments on in addition to the paint splats?

Yeah, I will try this. Just atm I don't have them here.

Here's a teaser of what I'm going to do next:

Your commissars look really good. I cannot wait to see a picture of them with your Death Korp. To break the tide of muddy green.

I really like the engineer models, so I wait with baited breath to see them guys muddy.

Peter

After the commissars: Finally more mud!



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nice work, i love the grenadier miniatures, they are the best looking dkok infantry. cant wait to see the termite

Simply fantastic work double T, really impressed with the black of the commissar's coat. Really well highlighted but still black and that is not an easy thing to achieve.

Care to share your recipe for awesome blackness?

Flat black CB primer without any highlights at all. Looks awesome and I didn't dare highlighting it with grey.


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