In my latest video I’ll show you the quickest and easiest way I know to paint ghosts.

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In my latest video I’ll show you the quickest and easiest way I know to paint ghosts.

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This is the model I recently painted as part of my 500 YouTube subscription celebratory collaborative project. Lanyssa Ryssyl is a very popular model at the moment due to her great utility for small point cost.

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I’ve just recently reached 500 subscribers on my YouTube channel. To celebrate this milestone I wanted to try something different. This video features a collaborative project by myself and my husband, Phil O’Connor, painting two versions of the same model.

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I’ve been painting quite a few Retribution of Scyrah models lately in preparation for a new Journeyman League my local club is starting this month. First up are the hard-hitting and highly armoured Sentinels:

For the second Journeyman event we need to add a warjack between 5 and 10 points to our battlegroup. I chose the Aspis so that I can have more points to spend next time.

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In my latest video I’ll show you how I painted Shiveryah, the Dark Elf Sorceress from Raging Heroes.

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I’ve finished another Raging Heroes model. This time it’s Shiveryah, the Dark Elf Sorceress.

I left her crown off as I preferred it like this.
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In my latest video I’ll show you how to use the stippling technique.

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My latest miniature from Super Dungeon Explore is Succubus Vandella.

To be honest she’s seen more table time as her heroic incarnation than her miniboss version.
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The Arcanist Mechanik is a great Retribution solo. I wanted the maximum of allowance of three but they only come in one sculpt:

So I wanted to convert the other two. For the first, I was inspired by the following artwork by Chris Walton:

I removed the tool from his left hand, re-angled the arm, added a mug and filled in the arm with putty. I removed his right hand and replaced the tool, sculpting the hand. I also added a cigarette to his mouth. I actually drilled it into his face to make sure that it doesn’t break off, and sculpted his lips around it.

The other was a more significant conversion. It’s a gender-swap with a lot of putty work. I made a mould of Kaelyssa’s face and shoulder-pad and scratch-built the rest of the torso. I had to rebuild some of the right hand and bottle-things as I removed them when making the torso.
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