Dah'linc! Do tell me, just which is my good side? |
While I like the TinBitz on the left more, I think I'm actually going to go with the stone greys of the right hand plate. I'll definitely be keeping the burnished gold trim on all the plates.
...the grey stone over the TinBitz is that the TinBitz is too similar to the base wood colouring I'm using (Scorched Earth). The model as a whole would be far too brownish, you can't really tell the TinBitz is actually a metal colour from a distance.
I've used Dark Tone Army Painter on each of the plates, and Matt Varnish afterwards, though I think I took the photo before the right plate's gloss had finished drying - hence its shiny-ness.
TinBitz Vs Stone Grey. |
I'm going to bring in some other colours from the Dwarf scheme, and make the main breast & shoulder plates have a Dwarven Bronze colour, to make the 'stone' golem appear armoured. Again, I'll be keeping the inset runes bright white - unless you have any strong opinions?
Hey Craig, I actually like the more orange runes, though I do like the stone grey on the right hand plate though.
ReplyDeleteYeah? When you say orange runes, do you mean white but with the crappy splash of orange I added? Or should I replace the white completely with orange - so solid orange runes?
ReplyDeleteHi Craig, I would without doubt go for the left colour scheme. Don't worry about it becoming "too brown", it suits the model and the orange rune has got some really nice effect - looks magical!
ReplyDeleteThanks Noeste, appreciate the feedback. Sounds like the orange runes are a winner! I'll try add the orange highlighting to the grey plate and see what it looks like before I decide.
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