Saturday, 13 June 2020

Dwarf

It's high time we had a dwarf on the blog. And what a fine specimen, another one of the sculpts formerly Statuesque Miniatures, now offered by Crooked Dice. I would say this is probably my favourite of the bunch, no surprises there. The wizard can be found here.

I was on much more familiar territory painting this figure and enjoyed it immensely. I am trying out some GW paints at the moment and was pretty happy with the leather and flesh tones I achieved here. I am a bit unsure on the greens, it seems a bit lurid perhaps?




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10 comments:

  1. SkiSaturday, 13 June, 2020

    He's great, and that green cloak is a nice contrast.

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  2. XarfaiEngelSaturday, 13 June, 2020

    I'll be looking forward to that leather video!

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  3. AnonymousSaturday, 13 June, 2020

    You always use a fantastic natural palette on your minis which makes them look alive ! Nice work.

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  4. Michal DwarfCryptSaturday, 13 June, 2020

    Awesome work!

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  5. EngelSunday, 14 June, 2020

    Excellent work, so full of character.

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  6. Nord's Painting SagaSunday, 14 June, 2020

    Cheers guys, loved painting this dwarf, definitely one of the best out there.

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  7. luckypunkSunday, 14 June, 2020

    You've done a lovely job on this, the leather effects are superb..

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  8. Matt CrumpMonday, 15 June, 2020

    Nice ....a very characterful little stunty chap.

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  9. UnknownSunday, 23 August, 2020

    Stunning job, how do you glue the miniatures to the coin? Just super glue?

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  10. Nord's Painting SagaTuesday, 25 August, 2020

    I glue the figure to a coffee stirrer, then the stirrer on to the coin. This gives a little extra height and avoids the figure sinking into the ground

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