My Twilight minis

[Crucium Giger]

Great work, love it.

[GrimSnik]

the belan looks great. I like the lighter color for the skin tone. and of course the blankets are very cool.         

[Erik]

Fantastic!

Would you tell me your pallet for the stone-skinned Fubarnii and the orangish colored mounts?  I'd like to know how you did it.

Thanks!

[Letchaï]

Merci Erik ! J'ai vu dans ta présentation que tu parlais français, donc je te réponds en français ^^

Pour la peau couleur pierre-sable:

Couche de base en Baneblade Brown (GW), lavis de Strong Tone (Army Painter), éclaircissement en Baneblade Brown + Rakarth Flesh (GW), puis en ajoutant du Ushabti Bone.
Pour varier les teintes, sur certains j'ai ajouté une goutte de vert olive ou de Bronzed Flesh pour la couche de base.

Pour les montures: Couche de base en Snakebite Leather (GW, mais ce pot n'est plus vendu :/ ), lavis au Strong Tone, éclaircissement en Snakebite + Rakarth Flesh.
Pour varier les teintes: un peu de Mournfang Brown (GW) ou de Bronzed Flesh.


For the non-french speaking dudes who spend here 

Riders' stone-skin: base-coat of Baneblade Brown, shaded with Strong Tone Army Painter, and highlighted with Baneblade Brown + Rakarth Flesh, then few steps by adding Ushabti Bone.
To vary the tones: i added a drop of Olive green or bronzed flesh for base-coating.

For the mounts: base-coat of Snakebite Leather (not selled anymore :/ ), washed with Strong Tone, highlighted with Snakebite + Rakarth Flesh.
To vary the tones: i added a drop of Mournfang Brown or bronzed flesh for base-coating.

[Erik]

Fantastique!

I was wondering how these colors were made.  That Rakath color seems to be the tying-in lightening agent.  Okay, now I have a sense of it.

By the way, I cannot write in French.  I can speak and understand just enough to function.  French is my wife's native language (Algerian Berber) and, when her parents are living with us, it becomes the language of the house, so I get a lot of practice.  My kids even teach me.

I am also blonde, and just learning French, so please type slowly... ;-)  And I love the practice!  Merci pour ca!

[Letchaï]

Glad i helped you  

It is true that technical painting words are not used in everyday life ^^

[Kryptovidicus]

The way you painted the Belan is outstanding.
Not just the blankets or skin, but the whole colourpalette is well chosen.