[Warlordskeep]

Hello,
Instead of cross posting pictures all over the place. I'm just going to post a link. I hav'nt had much luck with posting picture here lately anyways.
Thanks for looking,
Paul

http://www.warlordskeep.net/id54.html

 

[gaiagear]

Flipping sweet, Paul. :thumb

 

[KneeJoint]

Been a long since I played D&D. I always thought the Drow ere a little freaky, cool but freaky. Paul, you fella here is no exception he's Freakin' Cool.

 

[Warlordskeep]

Leo, Kneejoint, Thank you. We're not quite done with OL'Kraus. We kinda had to finish him quik for the contest. I was still painting his sword the night before we had to leave for Vegas. I want to add some more detail to his sword and boots. Plus Laura has a black tunic with dragons on it she made for him. He was inspired by the great work Storm has done with his Drow.
Thanks again,
Paul

 

[Neova]

Really unique! The Drow rule!

Did you spraypaint the full body or was it dyed in some way?

Keep it up. Would love to see a fantasy group bash one day with Storm's group.

 

[rogerbee]

Great looking figure!

I can't help thinking that he looks like a negative.

CHEERS!

 

[Warlordskeep]

Really unique! The Drow rule!

Did you spraypaint the full body or was it dyed in some way?

Keep it up. Would love to see a fantasy group bash one day with Storm's group.

He is sprayed with the vinyl auto interior paint. We found that trying to dye figures often ends up with the vinyl of the head turning out one color and the plastic of the body has a different shade. The vinyl spray paints don't do this.
They hold very well to the plastic and vinyl figure parts and do'nt chip as much as other paints.
We do have a lady in the works for Kraus. So we're hoping to show them together some time in the future.
Thank you again,
Thanks Roger, The white and blue against the black does kind of give him an x-ray look.

Paul

 

[Storm]

Great work to you and the missus Paul, thanks for the extra pics and glad i was finally inspiration to someone really impressive work on every aspect of him.

 

[Warlordskeep]

Thank you Storm. We're glad folks like our work. I ca'nt wait till we get Kraus's lady freind done so we can see how they look together.
Paul

 

[Iron_Mike]

Wow, amazing figure Paul! Dont think ive ever seen anything quite like him, so unique and love the contrast with the black and white, too cool. Great custom work from u and Laura and congrats on placing 2nd! :thumb
Great figure!!
-mike-

 

[Broadshore]

Down right awesome!

 

[rogerbee]

I think Vallejo are vinyl acylics and you just can't fault the finish, even when you brush paint.

CHEERS!

 

[Warlordskeep]

Mike, Bshore, Thank you gents.
Roger I agree, of all the paints I've used between 1/6th and 1/35th minitures I like Vallejo the best. We got to meet the owner of the company and his wife at the I hobby show and they were very nice people. we hope to be able to carry their paints in the store soon. From talking to paint people, ie. Vallejo, Testors,etc. Vallejo varnish is suppose to be one of the best things to seal a figure with for painting. I just wish it came in a spray form instead of having to set it up in an air brush.
Right now we use MSC which is pretty good stuff. But when we get room for a paint booth we plan on switching to Vallejo Varnish.
Thank you again,
Paul

 

[CalvinLo]

Cool! And I like your The Skullderon too!!!
http://www.warlordskeep.net/id31.html

 

[maywong]

Paul, this link isn't working for me.

 

[The Great Shaggy]

Paul, this link isn't working for me.

Fracking Tripod :grrr

 

[shaonizzit]

you do realize this post is a couple of years old right? hehe tripod ughhhhhh

 

[The Great Shaggy]

Yep but just having wonderful memories of Tripod. Ah the memories of Tripod and Geocities. :grrr

 

[General Hawk 7]

the link didnt work for me

 

[ZiggyXIV]

the link didnt work for me

That's because this thread is over 5 years old and the original author passed away some time ago