A friend reached out and asked if I could take on his MCP project, and being as how I can’t really do much at the moment, I was happy to get to work! Plus, working on someone ELSE’s project means I’m not buying and storing the minis later, right?
There’s some that I’ve done before, like Beta Ray Bill and Ulik, but a number I’ve never set brush to before, so there was some refreshingly new minis to paint!
I tried some new stuff with Ulik and Bill, mostly with the electricity effects from Stormbreaker. Ulik’s scalemail got a little extra shine, since I wanted to try out the new Ultra-metallics from Vallejo, which are super tasty.
This particular Black Panther and I had never met before, and I realized I hadn’t painted an actual water effect in a decade or more, so that was a fun challenge! This was also my first time taking on Dracula, and I had a blast with him. Great figure all around!
I also got to paint another Abomination, which is one of my favorite minis in the line. He’s just chunky as hell, and you can dig in and slap a lot of paint and undertones onto him.
There’s more coming, so stay tuned!
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Excellent work on all of your friends mini’s, and as you say, no need to worry about storage or dusting ! LOL
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It’s a win/win scenario! I get to paint and NOT spend money, hahahaha!
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These all came out great and while a couple people I follow paint MCP, you did so well, that I did a bit of a double take and started thinking about whether I should paint any. I’ve resisted the temptation for quite some time but there’s no doubt that they look fun to work on 🙂
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Thank you! They’re really fun, and the larger scale makes things a little different. I won’t say easier, but it’s a larger canvas to work on! Give it a shot!
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Larger canvas are generally more appealing to me so I’ll bear that in mind! Cheers!
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