Forlorn Hope
General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: cmynett on 12 November 2007, 12:50:12 pm
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Just thought I should introduce myself.
I'm another of the NTF group from Norwich.
Generally I can be found on either Freedom (Heroes) or Protector (Villains) although I do have a couple of toons in the mid twenties on Infinity. Generally though my activity has been somewhat curtailed over the last year cause I've been concentrating on miniture figure painting. I expect it's cost me two or three level fifty toons :)
Also I expect I'm going to spend quite a bit of time on Hellgate London given how long I spent on Diablo 2, although I won't be going near that till late Nov/Dec. Otherwise my current painting projects would be dooooooomed !!
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Welcome to one of the places even less sensible than NTF.
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Hey Cymnett :)
Seen some of your painted figures, well worth the effort. Although Hellgate rawks
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Thanks
And feel free to call me Conrad
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Well I promised Naam I'd post a pic or two of the figure I was working on and this way I don't have to meaage Yeti with the url to my latest CMoN post while he's playing CoH. Anyway this one is a bit larger than my usual stuff being a 90 mil figure so about 10 cm's from foot to top of the helmet. The steps were rebuilt from some square steps that came with the figure, the rest of the base was made from a CD and paper fro the carpet. (I bought the wood plinth)
Some of the contrast is a lost due to overexposure. I got a new light tent yesterday and haven't really adjusted stuff for it. And so you know it probably took about 45 to 60 hours over about a month to compete.
Here's a large pic
Large pic (http://www.oldfarmlane.demon.co.uk/Figs/PostMilitaire/TimuridEmir/large01.jpg)
(http://www.oldfarmlane.demon.co.uk/Figs/PostMilitaire/TimuridEmir/setA-small-01.jpg)
(http://www.oldfarmlane.demon.co.uk/Figs/PostMilitaire/TimuridEmir/setA-small-02.jpg)
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Nice work Conrad :)
Wish I had the patience and skill to do work like that :(
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I am full of envy that is a fantastic piece of work
Mark (and hi)