Speaking of which, Finch needs to get it in gear. (Evidently, I've moved beyond simply using a pseudonym to referring to myself in the third person. Fascinating.) He has a lot of miniatures in need of paint.
Back in the land of first person narrative, I've got FD's larvae on the paint table. They suffered through a false start when I painted them black and attempted to base them in pairs. This ended badly with scuffed paint, basing materials in all the wrong places, and considerable swearing.
Off the bases and into the Simple Green they went. Stripped down to bare metal, they were ready for another attempt.
This time I applied mica gel to two 25mm bases, allowed them to dry, attached each of the lowermost larvae to its base, and pinned the uppermost larvae in such a way that they can be painted separately and added later.
This seems like a workable arrangement. I have my fingers crossed.
Terrific posting Finch, and its great to see the thought you put into the assembly of your miniatures. Those bases are going to look very disturbing once you've given them a lick of paint - they look pretty gruesome as is. Congrats on being featured within "Mortal Arrow". I'll have to pay them a visit once my own lead/plastic mountain has been reduced.
ReplyDeleteThanks, BK. Surely there's always room for more atop Lead Mountain. ;)
DeleteLook forward to seeing how these turn out!
ReplyDeleteShould be simple enough to paint (if I ever get the little blighters based, that is).
DeleteCongratulations on getting your name up in bright lights - well, your talent name at least :))
ReplyDeleteThank you, good sir. Hopefully the celebrity doesn't go to my head. ;)
DeleteLots to keep you out of mischief there.
ReplyDeleteIndeed. I have my work cut out for me.
DeleteAwesome! Its great to get your work on a website isn't it :)
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely.
DeleteAfter the gut-punch that was the Center Stage Kickstarter debacle, it's also heartening to see an ambitious project get to the point where minis are on sale to the general public.
Congrats Finch! Your name in lights at last.
ReplyDeleteFreaky looking larvae too dude!
Thank you, Bob. Freaky is the right word.
DeleteWhere are those larvae in Mortal Arrow's catalogue?
ReplyDeleteThey're tucked away in the Devils section: http://www.mortalarrow.com/OPDV22.html
DeleteThanks!
DeleteEwwww! These guys are just super creepy.
ReplyDeleteCreepy sums it up nicely.
DeleteThanks for everyone’s support of Finch as the Master Painter of the Fractured Dimensions line. The folks at Mortal Arrow are very happy that Finch has decided to join in the fun. We absolutely love his blog, and his paint work reminds us how much further we can improve our own techniques.
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