..yh. lucky one to have all the minis :(

skolo said:

Yeah, I did the D2e retailer demo for my local store and since nobody else pre-ordered, they gave me all 4 minis.

Another promo hero painted up, 9 left to go :D. Man was Jonas the Kind stupid easy to paint:

Mind you, my Droid Razr likes to distort the colors on the card. My paint job on him actually looks 90% acurate.

Here's the last of the promo heroes I have. Now onto the 2nd edition:

 I've just started painting my minis, starting with runebound lineup. I'm done with 9 of 12. Next I'll move to DungeonQuest lineup and then probably D2E guys. Then I'll go with minis from expansions. I have only Nara from promos, but even so it will take ages to complete them all. My girlfriend helps me sometimes with some figures, so it goes a bit quicker.

My dropbox folder  javascript:void(0);/*1352971216305*/ has all the minis we've done. Those are first minis we've ever painted, so all suggestions how to improve are welcome.

Areinu - They look good man, I really like your take on some of the altered outfits, Jaes for instance. Keep up the good work.

Areinu said:

Nice and proper work. Mostly Impressive. Now, all you just have to do is to add the two elementary technics to the miniatures :

1. drybrush it to enlight the sculpting and add texture to chainmal, furry, hair…
2. wash it with ink (sorry for my english) to deepen the holes and enhance your work.

Coldmoonrising said:

Do you enlight the edges with a white drybrush ? or a mix white-color ?

ladne figurki :)

need quick shading so much

willmanx said:

Depends on the color really, some colors I'll lighten a bit with white, others I'll use a mix of dark and lighter versions. For instance: Leather, I might start with a medium brown w/ a hint of black as a wash. Then I'll follow up with a semi-dry brush of brown and a bit of tan. Then finish up with a dry brush of tan to get the desired effect.

Leoric's cloak, I used a mix of yellow/blue and then white to lighten the areas I needed to highlight. It was really all preference at the time of painting.

Speaking of, I finished this last night: