To kickstart 2022 and chip away at my resolutions, I present 3 hordes of forest shamblers!
These count as multibaseing my elves and having 2,000pts of painted forces of nature!
To kickstart 2022 and chip away at my resolutions, I present 3 hordes of forest shamblers!
These count as multibaseing my elves and having 2,000pts of painted forces of nature!
You have to spill on the stuff you use for basing. Looks so realistic!
Stunning work on both the models and the bases
No secrets here @DreadNort!
Static grass: Hornby scatter grass spring meadow 2.5mm
Fallen trees: painted sticks from the garden
“Dirt”: Old GW basing “sand”
Rocks: painted slate
Shrubs: gamers grass green shrubs
Flowers: gamers grass white, red, and yellow wild flowers
Tufts: mix of gamers grass strong green and green 6mm, 4mm, and “tiny” tufts
I really like gamers grass products! I think the “secret” to them is using different size grasses and shrubs.
I also “splodge” on the static grass with tweezers to get good coverage. This works for the wild glade look I’m going for.
Thanks! I think it’s the combination and variety you use that creates the realism.
I really do love the color scheme on your not-Sylvaneth, very striking and well executed. Awesome bases as noted
Alright, the stormwind are all nice and cozy on their new multibase.
Next up is some silverbreeze (first elf minis I painted almost a life time ago!).
Finished putting the silver breeze on a multibase. Took a little longer than I thought they would, but I think they look nice.
As I mentioned before, these are some of my first painted minis. I had to touch up some of the paint (I had missed a few things like the horse teeth) but decided not to get too carried away and left them mostly as is.
So prior to these first minis were you a fine artist working on the sisteen chapel or similar?
These are so good! And the style is spot on for nostalgic WHF from the mid 90s!
Thanks @screamingaddabs!
These were some of my first, definitely not my first!
I think I had painted around 15 bretonian knights and 30 or so M@A (painted in my late teens) before these guys (painted early 20s). Before that I just played with unpainted minis. I’ve never actually played a game with a painted force. I’m yet to play my first game of KoW!
I guess I can say they were the first elves I painted?
They are all outstandingly good. Very “traditional” in style, in the very best way. I’m very jealous!
They look stunning!
btw: hoard edited to horde.
Thanks Fred!
Although they mean different things, I think both words could work here
My painting has been a little lacklustre over the past few weeks. I blame work (went on conference), total war warhammer 3 (go chaos), and CK3 (royal court expansion).
I have managed to paint a table though!
They do, the dude in front is ready for action and then some!