Continued with the Marilith to get a bit further. First was to fix up the problems with the lower body by adding an extra coat as needed. I also started to fix a mistake, though another coat may be needed there Since this is about to get pic heavy, since it involves painting minis, the rest is after the break.
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You can see the red hidden behind the new coat of yellow.
There's also a hint of what else I worked on.
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In the above, you can see where I mistook the snake belly for a blank area. A second coat of yellow should finish with the fixing. The red just is too strong to hide with one coat.
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Started on her vest/corset/armour.
Demons can have magical purple armour.
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With the easier parts done, time to work on the top. The armour corset - demons can wear whatever they want - was a little more difficult than I expected. I used the wrong brush, really. But I got most done and I can come back with a smaller brush later to fix things.
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View from behind.
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The back worked out decently, though I suspect I may want to add some detailing. Another coat of red will also help in areas, too.
I then went over to an elf fighter, one with sword and board. The cloak called out to be purple.
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Such a magnificent cloak!
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Same problem as with the marilith - I had the wrong brush size. Again, a second coat to touch things up will be needed. The cloak has two sides, so the inner part also got a coat of purple. I need to work out the other colours for the elf. I'll need brown for the wooden shield, a metal for the sword, then something for the clothes and hair. Planning, what a concept.
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Side view.
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And to show the difference in sizes. The two minis are the same scale, so the marilith is not something to brush aside.
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Six against one. Or just call the marilith Ginsu.
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Friday, over at
Psycho Drive-In, Surprise! It's an Adaptation!
Saturday, over at
The Seventh Sanctum,
Troops.
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