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#1 neuroticGOD

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Posted 29 July 2012 - 02:10 AM

Here is my attempt at a speed paint. Did this in an hour and a half (that's probably not very fast but I'm working on it). Sorry the photo is kinda wonky...didn't realize my camera was going out on me. I hope that doesn't make it too difficult to see the paint. Criticisms and comments always welcome. thanks.
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#2 Silas Coggeshall

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Posted 29 July 2012 - 08:17 AM

This looks great/ Excellent work for only an hour and a half.

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Posted 29 July 2012 - 01:32 PM

In an hour and a half? WOW, thats great work!

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Posted 29 July 2012 - 03:34 PM

That is fast for me. My speed painting times clock in around 6 hours a miniature. :lol:

I like it. Did you dip or just use washes?

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Posted 30 July 2012 - 01:47 AM

This looks really good. I'd like to read you method.
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#6 neuroticGOD

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Posted 31 July 2012 - 07:02 AM

Since it was asked for here was my method for painting this mini:

I used acrylic/citadel (sorry reaper) for all my paints except one brown ink wash. (all times are approximated to include application and drying)

1.) Primed in black (2 coats) (30 minutes)
2.) Blood red mixed with brown ink for armor (first coat) (3 minutes)
3.) Bood red for armor (second coat) (10 minutes)
4.) Boltgun metal on for large swords. Codex Grey for small blades (applied while waiting for step three to dry)
5.) Drybrushed Blood red tinted with Skull white on armor areas (2 minutes)
6.) Blood red mixed with snot green for cloak, 'leather' bits and 'eyes'. (5 minutes)
7.) Applied touch ups and more precise highlights to armor. (10 minutes)
8.) Snakebite leather tinted with Skull white for highlights on cloak, leather, eyes. Snakebite Leather for belts. (5 minutes)
9.) Black wash for swords and blades. (2 minutes)
10.) Tin bitz for sword reflection (2 minutes)
11.) Picked out extra highlights on swords, blades and eyes in Skull white. (2 minutes)
12.) Gold for ring buckles on legs, ruby belt buckle. (3 minutes)
13.) Touch ups and Skull white highlights on swords, blades and eyes. (3 minutes)
14.) Drybrushed snakebite leather for 'gravel' base. (2 minutes)
15.) Codex grey for cobblestones. (2 minutes)
16.) Blood red and Snot green for bottom base (3 coats) (10 minutes)

...and that's roughly how I did it. Thanks for all the comments and interest.
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#7 ObsidianCrane

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Posted 31 July 2012 - 07:32 AM

Thanks for that. Its a lot more complicated than my speed painting :) But it produces good results.
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#8 MamaGeek

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Posted 31 July 2012 - 08:34 AM

Very cool! And 90 minutes to achieve all that? Not bad at all! This will make a very nice gaming figure. Well done!
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