Selling yourself short! The leapers themselves look great, and they interact really well with the base.
Could be. They will look better in mass when my paintjob will multiply. I do not paint as much as I used to so shortcuts are a thing.
I am sure the overall effect will be great and fun to Play with. 9 models left to paint…
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Nice! Did you use a semi-gloss varnish for the frog skin?
It is satin but not yet fully dry. But yes. I did use varnish. Matt is not a protective one so I use satin on metal models.
I normally never use varnish, except for effect. The glossy, wet shine on the frog skin is really cool!
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Depends on what You paint. Plastic need no varnish in most cases. Metal models do. I also varnish PVC as paint does not stick thst well. And models like Giant are heavy and moving him damages the paintjob.
Yes, single metal monsters get some varnish, but I don’t put varnish on multibases units even if they are metal or partly metal. They are so easy to handle without touching any metal parts.
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Oh for sure. Multibase are great to keep damage away from minis.
I think the satin finish do work for models and I pit a satin cost for my dambusters too.
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As I said, the effect looks great on your frogs. I’m eager to see the whole unit.
…and the Dambusters of course.
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Oh Dambusters are ready. Did my first horde late 2019! Second (2 regiments) one in first half of 2020… Sadly I Rarely use a horde. Regiments did see some play.
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Lookin great man, super dynamic base!
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Superb!
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Amazing stuff going on in here!
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Love em 
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Done. I have a troop in mind too so keep an eye on that project. BTW… I wonder should I paint them green?
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