Goblin Shaman on a Wyvern!
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He's looking badass. I went for something really bright with a lot of table presence. Make him pop and hard to miss. I didn't paint him this week, it was actually between the Trolls and Goblins.
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Looking solid, provided I didn't blow the exposure...
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That's all for now.
Cheers,
HMP
Despite what the title says, the Squigs are taking a bit of a back seat in this post, because we have a giant spider!
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We have a general! No army is complete without its fearless leader and Goblins are no exception.
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Dodged a bullet this afternoon!
That, my dear readers is whole lot of Agrax Earthshade perilously close to some finely painted squigs. Squigs which received some love this week.
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But the real stars of the day are the light cavalry, which for this army are Goblins riding wolves!
We went from no paint to fully color blocked and even a wash or two. All that remains is to do the metallic paint and high/low light dark jazz.
I'm pretty pumped because this means that we're almost onto the next phase, which will be Heroes and Generals and Shaman!
Cheers,
HMP
If there's one thing that I've learned so far, it's to go lighter than I initially find comfortable, especially when you want your figures to pop off the table.
They are small! Everyone who knows anything about army painting says that planning your process is just as important as painting.
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