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Thor: Final Touches


Thor #3
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32NGS-8
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TimHerr writes:

Really nice result, no matter how "haphazard" the technique. As you note, whatever gets stuff finished and on the table. And in this case, looking really good.

Thanks for sharing.

Tim


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dampfpanzerwagon Fezian writes:

Painting finished!

Painting finished

The leather areas were painted over a GW Snakebite Leather base (one of my favourite paints, and one that I just couldn't be without). The metal areas are GW metallics over Vallejo Game Color Charred Brown and/or Snakebite Leather. The grey hammerhead is GW Boltgun Metal mixed with dark grey, and washed with GW Badab Black. The small highlights of red - the hair braiding and the jewels in the hammer - are GW Scab Red, mixed with GW Blood Red and highlighted with Blood Red, again one of my favourite colour combinations and a blend that I have only recently started using.

I am particularly pleased with the sun-tanned flesh and bleached-blonde hair colours, which were inspired by a painting of Thor that I Googled on the 'net. The blonde hair colour was inspired by, but not slavishly copied from, a very good article in the Privateer Press magazine No Quarter (issue no. 23, page 32).

Gloss varnished

Gloss varnished - I have used Ronseal Ultra Tough Hardglaze polyurethane varnish.

Matt varnished

Matt varnished - a custom mix of Galeria Acrylic Matt Varnish from Winsor & Newton and Tamiya Flat Base X-21, with Klear (Future in the U.S.) brush-painted over the metallic and jewel areas.

Once the varnish was dry, I added some ground-up foam - first mixing it with some PVA glue, distilled water, and flow improver.

Small clumps of static grass were added to decorate the base.

Finished!

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