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Showing posts with label Showcase. Show all posts

August 03, 2014

Zorabeth - WIP

Hi everybody!

After having not posted any new projects for a long time I want to show you my newest one. I started to paint Zorabeth from Andrea Miniatures during the last Massive Voodoo Painting Workshop in Vienna in June.
I decided to do something I thought I will never do...painting Non-Metallic-Metal. After painting almost all of the armour and the wings I can say one thing for sure: this needs a lot of patience and time! But for me the result is worth every minute.

Right now almost all of the armour is 80% finished. It still needs the final highlights as Roman showed me how much difference these highlights make. The cape has basic lights and shadows but there is still a lot of work to do. The skin of the horse is nearly finished. I'll wait until the other parts of the miniature are nearly finished too before I decide whether I still have to improve the painting of the skin of the horse or not.
All the other parts just have basic color but nothing else.

So here we go.
The horse:



Zorabeth:




I hope you like her!

May 02, 2014

Henrik Lundqvist - finished

Hey everybody!

We're back from a wonderful and exciting weekend in Germany at the Duke of Bavaria. The Pumpkin Painter Crew was quit successful since everyone got a medal :) Congratulations to you guys! And of course congratulations to all the other winners as well.

Just before the Duke I managed to finish Henrik Lundqvist and I want to show you the final pictures.
Enjoy!

 


A little explanation of the writing on his base:

The abbreviations are standing for the following stats:
GP - games played
W - wins
L - losses
OT - overtime/shootout losses
SO - shutouts
GAA - goals against average

Last season he was the fifth best goaltender in the NHL. He also got voted  into the second All-Star Team of the season.

I hope you like him!
Morgaine

April 15, 2014

Miniatures for sale

Hi!

Here you can find a list of miniatures, which are being sold by the Pumpkin Painter crew. All of them are handpainted and a lot of love and time was put into them, so consider that when making an offer. ;)
If you are interested contact the painter via email.
Thanks!

Scottish Highlander
75mm
Pegaso Models
painted by: Andreas "Androsch" Neger
email: negerandi-at-gmail.com

more pictures


British Officer - Zulu Wars
75mm
Pegaso Models
painted by: Andreas "Androsch" Neger
email: negerandi-at-gmail.com

more pictures


Brekk the Lion
60mm Bust
Forged Monkey
painted by: Andreas "Androsch" Neger
email: negerandi-at-gmail.com

more pictures


Brom the Gutter Dwarf
54mm
Enigma Miniatures
painted by: Andreas "Androsch" Neger
email: negerandi-at-gmail.com

more pictures


The Elf Archer (you know who!)
54mm
Andrea Miniatures
painted by: Andreas "Androsch" Neger
email: negerandi-at-gmail.com

more pictures


Carlos
32mm
Figone
painted by: Andreas "Androsch" Neger
email: negerandi-at-gmail.com


more pictures








April 09, 2014

Ronin

I´ve finished a project i was painting for the Golden Vinci Contest 2014. It is a Ronin bust from Pegaso Models. I have painted it with acrylic paints and some acrylic airbrush colours from Schmincke.

I hope you like it.

best regards
Darkezekiel

April 01, 2014

Some impressions from my workbench

Hey folks,

here's a short update on what's been going on lately. Not much time painting, but I made some progress on a unit of Catachan soldiers. I tried out the new NMM paint set from Scale 75, which is really nice. Here are some pictures I took during the process, but they are still WIP.








As the Duke of Bavaria is coming closer, I was also working on some sculpting projects for the open category. The bust below is inspired by Benedict Cumberbatch's performance as Khan in Star Trek - Into Darkness. The scale is pretty big on this one.



And I visited Pedro Fernnández' sculpting workshop in Augsburg some time ago. I went for a 32mm scale Inquisitor, which I even casted myself after completion. The painting is still unfinished.






I also grabbed a long forgotten WIP figure from my cabinet to test some skin effects and NMM copper. Maybe I'll even finish this minotaur. ;)




Thanks for reading. Feel free to ask questions or drop a comment.

Regards,
Androsch

January 09, 2014

Space Hulk Scriptor WIP

Something i´m painting at the moment.
It is a miniature for a tabletopwelt.de user. We made an miniature exchange and he paint´s a miniature for me.

I got a Space Hulk Scriptor to paint and i´m on the right way i think.

I hope you like it.


best regards
Darkezekiel

January 07, 2014

Henrik Lundqvist - WIP 2

Hey!

Another painting night and Henrik Lundqvist is making progress :)

I did the lettering and the shirt number on the back of the jersey. Also I started with the freehands on the catch glove and the blocker but they are not finished yet. A few other details are also in progress, but see for yourself.





January 05, 2014

Henrik Lundqvist - WIP

Hey everybody!

It has been very quiet in our blog during the last weeks. Now it is time for the Pumpkin Painters to awake from our winter sleep :) We made use of the Christmas holidays and started the new year with some new projects.
My first one for 2014 is a birthday gift for my sister. She loves hockey and likes watching NHL games and so we gave her a miniature of a hockey goalie. Since I didn't know which player she would like to have the gift was the plain figure and the paint job the way she wanted it.

Her choice was Henrik Lundqvist from the New York Rangers because of the great color scheme of the jersey and of course because of the amazing design of his helmet.

So here are the first WIP shots of Henrik Lundqvist :)







At this point the basic color of the jersey is finished and the helmet is also almost done. After I took the photos I decided to redo the stripes and the Rangers lettering.

November 16, 2013

Huntress of the Night

Hey everybody!

I finally finished my Huntress of the Night and I did it just in time to take her to Monte San Savino :)

I'm really happy with the result and also with my decision to change the color scheme. She didn't win a medal in Monte but that's okay. For me it's more important that she looks the way I planned to!

Painting this miniature wasn't easy. I really loved the mini from the first moment and I wanted her to be something special. For me the promotion paintjob was fantastic and it was hard to figure out a different color scheme that worked for her. Also the base and the general setting of the scene wasn't easy to find and decide.

In the end I used my favourite colors and gave her a dark night scene inspired by old streets in an English city.

I hope you like her too!