"Lion Rampant - Bidowers for the Scottish Wars" Topic
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| Dean AKI | 30 Mar 2015 2:58 p.m. PST |
The first element of my LR retinue has finally taken shape:
Experimenting with water effects. More discussion is in the blog post below, but I've not got the technique for for containing the liquid resin on an unlipped base quite right yet. Need to work out a way to minimise the capillary effect of the resin. Any ideas, I'm using Javis Scenics water effect… link |
| monger | 30 Mar 2015 4:17 p.m. PST |
Nice. I like how that front guy has his arm twisted a bit :) |
| Dean AKI | 31 Mar 2015 2:11 a.m. PST |
It makes sure the leader is obvious amongst a unit of six effectively identical miniatures. |
| Phil DAmato | 31 Mar 2015 8:58 a.m. PST |
Place a string of glue in a rough circle somewhere on the base. Place some sand or other material to form a small depression so that the water effect will hold in place. Phil |
| Atheling | 05 Apr 2015 5:05 a.m. PST |
DEAN AKI:
Any ideas, I'm using Javis Scenics water effect…
On flat bases, build a little around area where you want the puddle to be… then just paint green in different hues and use glass varnish after all matting down is done on the miniature. Or, there's always Vallejo Water Effects (the best as it dries rock hard!)- here's a vignette I did earlier- you can see more pics on my Gewalthaufen Blog here: link Francesco Gonzaga Crossing the River Taro at the Battle of Fornovo
Darrell. Just Add Water Blog:
link
Gewalthaufen (Late 15th /Early 16th Century) Blog:
gewalthaufen.blogspot.co.uk
La Journee (Early 15th Century Blog):
link
Shooting Leave (Late Victorian Blog):
allthebrave.blogspot.co.uk |
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