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2015/02/14 07:17:25
Subject: The Papa-Nid Project: WIP Tyrannocyte Giving Birth. [06.02.15]
Awesome work all round mate and I ain't much of a bug fan so that's saying something, plus it's a piece of art in its self.
Now the book is interesting, although the last picture is a bit baffling for one the guy what looks like he his holding his junk, but what about the robed guy in the left pic looks like he blessing Jesus on the cross a bit to much if you get my drift
lone dirty dog wrote: Awesome work all round mate and I ain't much of a bug fan so that's saying something, plus it's a piece of art in its self.
Now the book is interesting, although the last picture is a bit baffling for one the guy what looks like he his holding his junk, but what about the robed guy in the left pic looks like he blessing Jesus on the cross a bit to much if you get my drift
Thanks dude, that's some high praise I'm not sure I deserve tbh.
As for the stained glass page, I ish I hadn't posted it lol... Been more trouble than its worth
You deserve the praise that is looking the essence Bio life form in its reproductive state plus the mix of materials and using them to their strengths is interesting and informative I know I will be taking away some ides
Yes that page was obscure to say the least but at the same time poked a reaction ......... maybe not the best choice of words
Plus I have to say I really want to see you return to your Eldar at some point as they have captivated my interest
2015/02/15 18:03:18
Subject: The Papa-Nid Project: WIP Tyrannocyte Giving Birth. [06.02.15]
Wow, fair enough my friend, I shall certainly take that as the highest of.compliments!
Yes, moving swiftly on...
...Eldar? Really? How come? Well bugs are a staying point for a while tbh, as they will be my Armies on Parade entry. But I am collecting Harlequins atm though, mainly for nostalgia...
To be honest I always wanted to liked eldar but due to the colour pallet and the way they have been portrayed they never really delivered.
But when I saw your collection it really did strike a nerve from the choice of miniatures to the colour scheme, I always envisioned eldar as an elegant looking force which you reflected in your scheme I guess that's why I would like to see you progress at some time
2015/02/15 21:43:50
Subject: The Papa-Nid Project: WIP Tyrannocyte Giving Birth. [06.02.15]
That's fair enough. I guess eldar are what you.make them tbh. With mine I limited myself to what I.could take via my craftworld fluff and went from there really.
I've been absent of late, and I feel the need to apologise.
Sorry all, currently under the weather with another suspected chest infection. So all I've done lately is sleep tbh. I have however made orders, received some, and planned ideas for my AoP entry. So not totally lacking on the hobby front.
For now I'll leave you with some inspiring music...
And thanks LDD, beginning to get on top of it now, will be back on form next week as I've a ton of things to do to make this competition and barely ten percent done... So much to order still.
Apologies again on my tardiness of late, been under busy sorting myself out at the gym and ordering parts, so really don't have much to show as it stands. Here's a shot of the bits I have so far for my AoP entry, and I hope to have something more substantial soon!
IceAngel wrote:I must say Knightley, I am very envious of your squiggle ability. I mean, if squiggles were a tactical squad, you'd be the sergeant. If squiggles were an HQ, you'd be the special character. If squiggles were a way of life, you'd be Doctor Phil...
"This is why I hate the novels. They squash our imagination and creativity and create way to many fluff lawyers. To many "you can't do that because Fluffy Kitty novel says Captain Ichypants lost his pointer finger in the battle of Dogtown"." 
plus the mix of materials and using them to their strengths is interesting and informative I know I will be taking away some ides 
