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Hello I have pretty much finished my 2nd ever mini painting, couple of chips to correct, the boils to paint and basing to do. I'm not going to link loads of images, but, anyone wishing to see more and a kind of start to finish blog post can visit: https://alamandrablog.wordpress.com/2017/07/17/please-get-me-a-bandage-i-am-bleeding/









cheers.

It looks good! the open sores look nice and gross, and i particularly like the way the texture on the wings turned out

I wish my 2nd ever model looked that good.

Thanks to you both for the compliments, I wish i could say the paint scheme and techniques used were my idea though. I followed a guide, and yes the sores are my favourite bit amazingturtles power of tamiya clears compel thee. I kind of wished those wings were translucent though, thought about trying to make such a thing but well above my pay grade, i guess such a thing would make a model cost alot more if they were buillt with translucent wings.


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I've done a quick tester job on half of one of the other plague drones in my set so it doesn't matter if i cock it up, so it does look rather rough.