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How to paint Hell Moller by Thomas David

Démarré par Darth-Swen, Septembre 16, 2008, 11:57:14 AM

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Darth-Swen

Morning guys,

for your information Thomas David posted a new article on the hell Dorado website to explain step by step the way he painted Hell Moller.

http://helldorado.fr/figurines/helle-moller-step-by-step-painting-guide-by-thomas.php

Enjoy

EDIT: Thanks to my team of proofreaders, this article is now availalble in English. Link updated
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Darth-Swen

UP to advise you this article is now availalble in English  ;)
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Darth-Swen

Sorry, there is a spelling mistake.  :P

Zenithal (with the h) means the light comes from the top of the miniature.

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myleftnut

Citation de: Darth-Swen le Septembre 17, 2008, 18:50:17 PM
Sorry, there is a spelling mistake.  :P

Zenithal (with the h) means the light comes from the top of the miniature.



Ah.  I like that technique very much.  I know someone who does that with an airbrush as well. 

mathieu

One detail, khaki in English is not the same color as Khaki in French. The former is a light brown/sand color, while the latter is French for "military green". I don't know what Thomas actually used (perhaps it was indeed a brown-khaki if the brand of the paint was English).

Just nitpicking ;)
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