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ya great job dennis!
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Location: Hear the sinister whisper of steel on leather? The quiet footsteps? You've found me.
While that cloth is some of the most fantastic work I've seen, the metallics, while excellent, aren't to the same standard as the cloth IMO. However, terrific job overall! :yay:

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Hey, would you mind sharing what colours you used for the red cloth :yay:
I'm painting my elves' capes red and yours are fantastic!

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Great work! I was going to do my next Galadhrim with a Green Scheme, but now that red looks very tempting.

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:shock: BEAUTIFUL colour scheme and FANTASTIC blending!

AMAZING models Dannis! :yay:

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Thanks peeps ;)
I do must say that the photo's of the 5 HE's do the models more justice :p in real they look slightly worse IMHO.
Anyway those five were made a few years ago, just got them from a friend. The Celeborn and the WE are more recent. I'm currently involved in a ToG for my 40k army, but when I have time to spare I will continue and finish of the Galadhrim army (Celeborn, the WE and the 5 HE is all I have currently painted for it :oops: ).
When I get time I will perhaps post another WiP of it ;)

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Hey, would you mind sharing what colours you used for the red cloth :yay:
I'm painting my elves' capes red and yours are fantastic!


Well I can remember that I painted those cloaks on a black undercoat.
I don't know the exact ratio or w/e, but I use a mix of black/scab red until I find the 'basecoat' of scab red good (eg the shadows are black towards scab red, but lots of the cape is still scab red, see the pics for reference).
After that I paint 1 layer of Red Gore on top of it. Then I just mix skull white and red gore, to get a nice pinkish color. Apply that to where you want the highlights. I did this in 3 stages/layers. I had something like
3 scab red/1skull white layer
2scab red/2skull white layer
and the top one is 1 scab red 3 skull white.

Apply that. Once it is dry apply glazes of Red Gore once again, until the pinkish colors are gone and you will have a nice and deep/good color of red highlights.
This is an easy technique to get these good looking results. Currently I'm doing some other techniques, but this was when I couldn't paint that well yet ;) (I aint saying I paint at a much higher standard atm, but I use some other techniques).
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keep it up guys, lets see some ELVEN PICS
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Dannis wrote:
When I get time I will perhaps post another WiP of it ;)


Yes, please do! :)

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ELVES!!!!!
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Some wood elves to liven things up:

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Here's some of my Elves.

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Hope that's helpful.
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beautiful stuff captain krak and onyx!!

hope to see more

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Onxy, beautiful job on Thranduil. 8)
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Great job guys, love the Thranduil. For the high elves, how did you great the green wash? It looks like watered down catachan green...?
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hey all, just a quick general question, i need a nice base rim color for all my mini's. I was thinking graveyard earth, i got the idea from the White dwarf 362 article about Isengard.

i also heard about calthan brown, do you guys think that these two colors are good base rim colors?

tell me what you think, thanks

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i always use bestial brown

except for some of my dwarves for them i use codex like they are underground
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whafrog wrote:
Great job guys, love the Thranduil. For the high elves, how did you great the green wash? It looks like watered down catachan green...?


Basically, I use a diluted wash of Woodland Scenics Green Undercoat over Shining Gold. There are a few highlits etc but that's pretty much it.

Simple and effective.

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Feanorthenoldor wrote:
hey all, just a quick general question, i need a nice base rim color for all my mini's. I was thinking graveyard earth, i got the idea from the White dwarf 362 article about Isengard.

i also heard about calthan brown, do you guys think that these two colors are good base rim colors?

tell me what you think, thanks

feanorthenoldor


It's really up to you. I've used plain black for almost all of my figures for 20+ years now. The only exceptions have been some 40k figures with desert bases, whom I gave brown rims to.

I find black works well as an all-round colour, and looks elegant to boot if you also display your models.
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Damn, after looking through the last few pages of amazing painting from a load of people just now, I really need to get some of the Galadhrim models myself.

Well done gents, you've inspired me to spend more money!
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my current galadhrim army is this:
-4 companies of galadhrim warriors
-2 companies of galadhrim archers
-3 companies of galadhrim knights
-1 company of guard of galadhrim court with rumil

i am planning to get the new haildir model and another company of the guards of gc.

but do you guys think i should get a plastic box of knights or warriors?

thanks
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