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Vampire Counts Fell Bats - Alternative Models

Hi all,

just finished four Vampire Counts Fell Bats. Love these undead flying beasts! Tried to make them kind of scary.


Hope you like them!












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  1. NordJanuary 23, 2015 at 11:37 PM

    Great work, I love these models and your paintwork on them is superb.

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  2. Chris BlackwoodJanuary 24, 2015 at 1:05 PM

    Wie von dir gewohnt, absolut stimmig. Dezente Umbauten, stimmige Farbwahl. Kannst du mir vielleicht dein Farbrezept für die Steine der Gruft verraten?

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    1. Goldmunds WeltJanuary 25, 2015 at 1:34 PM

      Vielen Dank. Es freut mich, dass die kleinen Biester gefallen.
      Ein richtiges Farbrezept habe ich ehrlich gesagt nicht. Ich male meist sehr intuitiv und mische spontan nach Befinden, entweder auf der Palette oder auf der Figur selbst ;)
      Ich vermute, dass ich als Grundfarbe ein Mischung aus Braun (bspw. Khemrie Brown) und einem Grau genommen habe, anschließend wurde die Farbe etwas schattiert, aufgehellt und gebürstet. Ging insgesamt recht flott.

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  3. IrongollemJanuary 30, 2015 at 12:52 AM

    What models are these? I have a feeling I know them, but can't come up with the right one

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