I finished some of my Saurus Warriors

I'm not very good at photography but the models turned out pretty good, I think.

Nice work as always bro, those look pretty sweet.

Holy poop those are sexy. I dont' even think I could have made them look that good.

Those are sweeeeeeet! I love 'em.

Love the colors and how clean they are. You even painted the reptilian eyes right? Nice work!

Wow man,

Excellent work. Can't wait to see them in person.

Look fantastic Eric, but Id expect nothing less.

Those guys are sweet!! I love the banner!!

Eric, how'd you paint the shields?

Diosamblet wrote:Eric, how'd you paint the shields?

I'd like to know too, that dinosaur-esque/rhino looking, leathery flesh looks fantastic on the shields.

LOL, those were the easiest. I based them with Rust-o-leum Specialty Camouflage spray paint (khaki color). Then I painted the metal parts Bronze from Vallejo (998). The bone parts were painted bleached bone. Then I "dipped" them in Minwax waterbased stain, "american walnut." Then I dry brushed them with bleached bone on the shields and white on the bone parts. And that was it. Talk about easy, and they turned out spectacular.

hahaha indeed

you call all that easy ?!? man.. i have a long way to go, lol

Luis you could do the same thing.... Base all your skeletons with this Khaki spray paint. The paint in some details and then dip them. It is super easy and fast.

Their hides will make great boots and bags for my Orc Boyz.

Hurricane wrote:Luis you could do the same thing.... Base all your skeletons with this Khaki spray paint. The paint in some details and then dip them. It is super easy and fast.

I was planing on using black primer and then dry brushing them bleached bone then do the dipping to see if it gives them an aged look or something.

You could try that, but I'm telling you that the dark walnut stain will give them that look you want. The dipping with the black prime might not show up to much, but that's just my opinion. Never tried it with black prime

gonna prime a coupel of them white and then dip them see if i get a good result, if it works.. man, is gonna save me LOADS of time.

Looks great Eric. Dipping is the way to go, especially for painting tons of similar looking infantry.

luis the young wrote:gonna prime a coupel of them white and then dip them see if i get a good result, if it works.. man, is gonna save me LOADS of time.

I am amazed at how simple dipping is as a technique, but it still produces fantastic results. Priming em white will probably work but priming them with the Khaki will probably give them a better aged bone look.

Eric's idea is a good'un. Sounds like a great way to finish your skellies, Luis.

I concur with everyone else, but the Lizzies look awesome!