nice work on the hobbit stuff werner! I like how u painted the wargs up, very nice colours

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The wargs look great

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Aye, the sharp detail of those wargs really compliments your painting style

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Thanks for the fine comments

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I painted the skin this week. I'm really happy with the result.
Instead of layer a basecoat, a wash and edge highlight, I used the layering method. I already tried this method but I finished then with an edge highlight. This time I used more layers (more mixes). I want to go further in this direction.











-> http://wernershobbyblog.blogspot.be/2013/04/hunter-orcs-on-fell-wargs-wip-2.html

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The hunter orcs look great but the wolves look excellent

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You would of had me crawling on all fours like a BEAST!

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I finished two Hunter Orcs on Fell Wargs. C&C are welcome.





http://wernershobbyblog.blogspot.be/2013/04/hunter-orcs-on-fell-wargs.html

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Looking great

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You would of had me crawling on all fours like a BEAST!

Thanks

I finished the three other wargs. Again I used the layering technique. After some comments I tried to get a more smooth transition between the base color and highlights. I'm happy with the result and I personally see an improvement. So thanks for the comments which are going to make me a better painter. So don't hesitate to give me more comments and/or tips.







-> http://wernershobbyblog.blogspot.be/2013/05/hunter-orcs-on-fell-wargs-wip-2.html

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These look fantastic Werner!!! The layering technique really shows well on the wargs head. The transition is smooth and seamless. Excellent painting!!

One little tip if i may - when painting teeth start with a brown and then layer on a yellow colour such as vomit brown followed by a bleached bone layer. It will give the teeth a dirty worn look. Nothing wrong with the way you have painted them there just personal preference. Well done mate.

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Wow great work on those Hunter Orcs and their Fell Wargs, they look awesome... You're really moving froward with your Hobbit models. Keep those pics coming

looks good, quite bright pictures tough

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It was a sunny day

Thanks for the tips and comments

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Great work, I am the same now, stopped using washes and gone for layering and wet blending (which i am still trying to master)
On this page, the first Warg rider on the left of the first photo, what colour did you use on the skin, i am guessing the old Rotten Flesh?

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I started with Desert yellow going to Bonewhite (both vallejo game color)

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Those wargs look fierce! I understand why gw go for that style but I've never been much of a fan of the 'eavy metal style edge highlighting. The layered approach looks much more natural and realistic imo and it certainly shows in your minis. The bases are fantastic too.

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Whats your opinion of the warg models? There seems to be spaces where there is no fur.

Nice work on those wargs

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I really like the models. On the models there''re some spaces without fur but didn't bordered me.

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