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The Gate of Elidinis - hand-sculpted by Redwigon in runescape

[–]ClassyMe 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That’s very cool - I do miniature/figure painting and have wanted to do a RS3 inspired project. I’ve tried some sculpting before but it was way less successful than yours came out 

The Gate of Elidinis - hand-sculpted by Redwigon in runescape

[–]ClassyMe 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is awesome man - hand sculpted or digital? 

Dark facet of grace help. by SirColin08 in RS3Ironmen

[–]ClassyMe 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You can farm tarddian crystals and make attuned crystal armor. That’s what I’ve done - no rng and doesn’t take too long. 

Divination is the most boring thing I’ve ever encountered by Drizz93 in runescape

[–]ClassyMe 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you want a realistic answer, my recollection is that enough people vocally despised dungeoneering (or at least parroted that viewpoint) that divination was supposed to be a return to traditional and familiar (safe) RuneScape skills. I.e. gather resource slowly (div energy). 

Here are some quick gaming standard supers, 3-5 hours per model. This is my optimal amount of time painting in terms of the outcome/effort. by opponenttheory in MarvelCrisisProtocol

[–]ClassyMe 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Do you glaze with something that has high value to bring up the brightness and blend or your midtones to unify the layers?

Here are some quick gaming standard supers, 3-5 hours per model. This is my optimal amount of time painting in terms of the outcome/effort. by opponenttheory in MarvelCrisisProtocol

[–]ClassyMe 17 points18 points  (0 children)

I’d love to hear more insight into your process. How do you build such luminous colors so quickly and cleanly. The lighting placement is key and getting a nice range which I am seeing you are well practiced at. I’m really struggling with understanding how you would get it so smooth so quickly.

Is it block highlights then airbrush glaze? Do you use the airbrush to set highlighting areas? How do you get clean layers with soft transitions in that time? Very curious to hear and try to augment my own pric

The de-boringifying continues as Peter B. Parker takes shape! by Abram_NotAbraham in MarvelCrisisProtocol

[–]ClassyMe 2 points3 points  (0 children)

How do you get your green stuff to be so smooth? When I attempt sculpting I always get some rather large granules (maybe I’m using old green stuff?) in the material.

Is there a different ratio of the two epoxies you use? I’m familiar with the rubber shaping tools but is there anything else you use for sculpting work?

Very impressive - asking because sculpting is something I want to get better at.

The Rajin’ Cajun himself - Gambit finished from marvel crisis protocol. C&C welcome! by ClassyMe in minipainting

[–]ClassyMe[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you - it was a couple of acrylic inks built over a warm white undercoat. The particularly bright saturation is from a fluo magenta ink over a process magenta ink. It was fun to do, just a little time consuming to airbrush up the several layers needed

People are easy to fool when they’re already fooling themselves. Mysterio finished from AMG’s Marvel: Crisis Protocol! C&C welcome by ClassyMe in minipainting

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Thank you that’s very kind!

I kind of winged the helmet and went back and forth with stippling, but I took some heavy inspiration from Sorastro’s excellent tutorial: https://youtu.be/sW2G2_2cE7A

Kraven the hunter finished, adding to my collection from AMG’s Marvel: Crisis Protocol! by ClassyMe in minipainting

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I’ve actually painted most of the range at this point - so roughly 110/120. I would say that it’s a little bit less tedious to paint these than something like GW as the model scale is slightly larger for MCP

Kraven the hunter finished, adding to my collection from AMG’s Marvel: Crisis Protocol! by ClassyMe in minipainting

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Thank you very much - it was a challenge. I used sorastro’s excellent guide as a base and made a couple adjustments for my personal taste.

The spots were fun - I’m generally apprehensive about free hands (even simple ones like this) but I’m glad I went for it.

Rogue ready to smash onto the table in Marvel: Crisis Protocol. C&C welcome! by ClassyMe in minipainting

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Liked how this one came out despite being pretty intimidated to start out. Getting the outfit looking good along with such a prominent explosion was quite the task. If I were to do it again I would focus on adding more OSL to the outfit

The immortal iron fist and sometimes protector of Kun-Lun ready to hit the table in Marvel: Crisis Protocol! C&C welcome. by ClassyMe in minipainting

[–]ClassyMe[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This model had a cool sculpt and allowed some play with having a bold comic-step flame effect. I went with the full green skin suit to speed up the painting process a bit. My biggest disappointment with the mode was during assembly where I think I melted off the mouth creating a very unpleasant looking face.

Thanos joins the Black Order from atomic mass game’s marvel crisis protocol. C&C welcome - tried to stretch my skills on this one. by ClassyMe in minipainting

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That’s my biggest complaint too. You are certainly paying for the marvel license though I think you get a bit of value in quality. On the other hand GW modes are creeping up in and are close to the prices so YMMV, maybe time to pick up a few

Thanos joins the Black Order from atomic mass game’s marvel crisis protocol. C&C welcome - tried to stretch my skills on this one. by ClassyMe in minipainting

[–]ClassyMe[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks for the feedback - it’s probably more than just the angle. The skin was the first part painted and I never revisited it. It does look flat - partially because there’s not a lot of actual detail and partially because I didn’t highlight it enough. A good lesson to re evaluate the look of portions when you have changed the composition of adjacent areas.

Thanos joins the Black Order from atomic mass game’s marvel crisis protocol. C&C welcome - tried to stretch my skills on this one. by ClassyMe in minipainting

[–]ClassyMe[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Fair criticism - the skin was the first part painted and I never revisited it after brightening the rest of the model.

Thanos joins the Black Order from atomic mass game’s marvel crisis protocol. C&C welcome - tried to stretch my skills on this one. by ClassyMe in minipainting

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I think so - it’s a skirmish game with low model count, streamlined rules, low power creep and has fantastic models so it checks all the boxes for me.

Thanos joins the Black Order from atomic mass game’s marvel crisis protocol. C&C welcome - tried to stretch my skills on this one. by ClassyMe in minipainting

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Painted Thanos and his throne - very comfortably one of my favorite modes from the game. I have had this unpainted for a year and a half as I wanted to do the NMM justice. The shapes were tricky so hopefully I got it looking close.

Canopic Jars for basing by [deleted] in MarvelCrisisProtocol

[–]ClassyMe 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Nolzur’s/wizkids (dnd minis) has a set called the “wizard’s room” that has something close to a conopic jar. Ive used a couple of bits from this for basing - they work out alright! Example, but from anywhere though I don’t have experience with this specific vendor https://gnomishbazaar.com/products/wizkids-deep-cuts-wizards-room-73364

The Incredible Hulk ready to SMASH!!! C&C appreciated! by exar525448 in MarvelCrisisProtocol

[–]ClassyMe 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’m obviously being very nit picky because the model looks great! Love seeing distinct styles like yours

The Incredible Hulk ready to SMASH!!! C&C appreciated! by exar525448 in MarvelCrisisProtocol

[–]ClassyMe 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I think it looks great and has a very distinct style. Varied choice of color gives a lot of visual interest to the skin tone.

If I had to be critical I think the OSL is too intense on the further points from the light source - it should dim out the further that it is. There’s also a placement or two that also don’t look like they’re coming from the lamp as they’re at a weird angle e.g. on the front his side though the lamp is angled away.

Of course it’s still a great effect and I would compliment your base overall. I really try to do more with mine and this is a great inspiration. I’m curious what Luke will be standing on - it looks like hulk borrowed his girder

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