First up is my rendition of the Dragons Don't Share set by Reaper.
For this set I decided to use Game Decor Paints on the baseing and stone. I mounted the piece on a clip board (lol).
From there I simply flocked it using woodlands scenics products.
After that I began painting the dragon. Interestingly enough, the owner of game decor paints approached me with an offer to paint up my dragon in some of his new unreleased paints. I agreed and was very happy I did. The paints are most excellent.
Blocked in colors.
Some details.
After a wash.
Some Highlighting.
A bit more detailing.
And a finished dragon
Next I went back to the ruins to add some additional vegetation. For this I used Army Painter poison ivy and swamp grass tufts.
I think it gave a nice effect to the project. Overall I'm queit happy with the way it turned out. The sculpt from Reaper ( www.reapermini.com ) was great and the game decor ( http://gamedecor.com/ ) paints are some of the best I've worked with ( and the prices are great!). I encourage everyone to check them out!
For this set I decided to use Game Decor Paints on the baseing and stone. I mounted the piece on a clip board (lol).
From there I simply flocked it using woodlands scenics products.
After that I began painting the dragon. Interestingly enough, the owner of game decor paints approached me with an offer to paint up my dragon in some of his new unreleased paints. I agreed and was very happy I did. The paints are most excellent.
Blocked in colors.
Some details.
After a wash.
Next I went back to the ruins to add some additional vegetation. For this I used Army Painter poison ivy and swamp grass tufts.
I think it gave a nice effect to the project. Overall I'm queit happy with the way it turned out. The sculpt from Reaper ( www.reapermini.com ) was great and the game decor ( http://gamedecor.com/ ) paints are some of the best I've worked with ( and the prices are great!). I encourage everyone to check them out!
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