Saturday, November 14, 2009
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French v. Bits & Allies Part 3
Being fairly new to this rule set, I am noticing quickly, just how fast units can get used up. Even pulling units out of line and rallyin...

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Otto Dix (1891~1969) said of his paintings of World War One subjects "I did not want to cause fear and panic, but to let people know h...
3 comments:
Jason,
Looks like a nice clean painting job, good work.
I am not so convinced about the fur, Maybe when it's shorter it might be more realistic, but i think it is a bit out of scale.
all the best,
Robert Jan
Jason, Years ago Phil Kessling used to use colored flocking (static grass) to simulate fur on a lot of Le Cimier figures he was painting at the time. I think it looks okay. It's really tough to introduce realistic "scale" textures or other effects to such a small figure. ~Gary
Yeah, you guys are right. The fur does look a bit nappy. It needs more "puffiness" or fullness. One of Phil's figures gave me the inspiration to give it a try. I thought about static grass but thought the fibers too long. I may try this again sometime.
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