Smoke Ring Miniatures

Just a small preview. He just needs his base finished until the main post. Well, I must say that his armour was a real pain to paint. Damn you Rohan armourers!!

Number 28: Haldir! So, my progress on the highlights continues in a slow pace, but with satisfying results :) Here's how I painted Haldir: Basecoat - Grey ; Down Mail Coat - Gehenna's gold base followed by a Vallejo Sepia Shade Wash. Then I went for a mix of Gehenna's Gold and Ironbreaker and applied it to the edges of the mail; Upper Armour and Shirt - The middle part of the armour I first based it with AP(Army Painter) Dragon Red. Then I applied a wash with Vallejo Umber Shade and the highlights on AP Pure Red. Finished with that, comes the rest of the Armour. A base of VMC (Vallejo Model Color) Old Gold will be just perfect. Then a wash comes with the mixing of Vallejo Green and Black shade and washes. This gave the armour the tone I wanted. After the wash, comes the highlights. I mixed VMC Old Gold and Citadel Ironbreaker to highlight this part of the armour, and it's finished. About the shirt, a simple Black basecoat and grey highlights...

Hey guys :D So, as I said before, I'm trying to evolve my highlighting. I decided to go slowly because I don't want to ruin my minis, so the result in this ones isn't very notorious. Here is nr 27 - the Uruk-Hai Siege Troops:

Well, someone went shopping! This is just a small post before my finished Uruk-hai siege troops. GaleForce 9 - Winter/Dead static grass Citadel - Static Grass Citadel - Middenland Tufts Citadel - Plastic Glue Thin  Vallejo - Matte Varnish Citadel - Ironbreaker Citadel - Auric Armour Gold Citadel - Gehenna's Gold Vallejo - Old Gold Citadel - Stormvermin Fur Citadel - Dark Flesh Citadel - Kislev Flesh Vallejo - Basic Skintone

Nr 26: Faramir!!! Well, this one came with an extremely bent bow, but luckily I managed to fix it without damage :D

Well, finally nr 25 is done!!! I think this might be my best painted mini until now :D

Hey guys, in this post I'll explain how i did the different types of orc skin on my Mordor orcs. It is actually a very simple process. The first thing I did, painting the skins, was basecoating all in Vallejo Deck Tan. Then I've just applied the washes, and it's finished. The skins are going to look like they're stained but thats exactly my goal. The result looks really cool for these orcs. I got all this washes from Vallejo so, there's infinite possibilities with them: And now, here are the different skin tones I got by mixing all these washes:  This one is a cool brownish green got thru the mixing of: 20% Blue Wash 20% Pale Grey Wash 30% Umber Wash 30% Green Wash  The mix for this one is: 60% Green Wash 30% Pale Grey Wash 10% Sepia Wash This one results from mixing: 40% Umber Wash 25% Sepia Wash 20% Pale Grey Wash 15% Green Wash And finally, this last one results from: 10% Pale Grey Wash 30% Fleshtone Wash ...