I decided to finish my diorama despite a little accident with the walls... so here it is. In the end, I am quite happy with it.
I left the front intentionally empty so I can buy a Theseus mini in the future and add him there to complete the story :)
Happy to hear your thoughts!
I base sprayed the extruded polystyren and the spray literally ate a substaintial part of it... I guess everybody else knows this already...? How do I base coat it then pls?
I started working on my favorite Helenic myth. I would be happy to hear any ideas while it is still possible to implement them.
(I plan to hand paint the Labyrinth theme on the back wall behind the Minotaur)
Hi all, I finished the Halloween diorama I shared maybe 2 weeks ago. I tried to save as much as I still could. First one ever, fairly happy with the result. Maybe I will add some spider webs when the time comes.
My first attempt at diorama since I started painting this year. Any thoughts are welcome - is it too much things going on? too little?
I know the wall is very basic, perhaps I will rework it. And I want to buy some more types of grass to put in. Otherwise I am quite happy with the thing.
I bought these two minis to paint. They are both 3D printed by the same company (although they are by two different designers). The Faun is supposed to be 32 mm, the Pirate 28 mm. They are both bigger than that and the Faun is maybe double the pirate's size. Wth? :)
I thought I understood the 28/32/32 hero scale sizes but this caught me off guard.
This is my 14th finished mini, the body itself is really tiny so it was quite a challemge and I didn't want to ruin it with (failed) facial details. Really enjoyed the wings.
Quick paint of this mini for... I will leave it to my kids to play with (=destroy sooner or later) so I did not want to go crazy with the details.