Monday Miniatures: The Witch

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As I get back into the habit of painting again on a weekly basis, this week we continue on with our bones painting spree with the witch. This week we have 4 different witches to look at, but first let’s take a look at this week’s miniature projects on Kickstarter.

Road Kill – If you loved Car Wars, this might be for you. The models are interesting, and the creator ernest, but the concept leaves me cold.

Golem Arcana – We previewed this project a few weeks ago. Combining miniatures with the digital realm will happen one day, but this still feels too cumbersome. It might fund, but I would be surprised.

Airship Pirates – Steampunk and miniatures, how could it possibly go wrong. The sculpts on this project are fine, but below average compared to the other projects I have seen on Kickstarter.

Mantic is also launching another project soon: Mars Attacks. I feel like the once guaranteed profit center that is crowd funded miniatures is fast approaching total glut, and that CMON and Mantic are the culprits (I say having 2 funded projects belonging to both companies.)

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First up we have Jessica’s witch. She went all out with the original color scheme, and amazing detail. She even rebased the mini.

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Clint’s Warm color scheme and lush base on the other hand makes the witch feel very nature oriented. Am I the only one who thinks that she might be a gelfling with that color palette?

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I went down a similar road to Clint, but less successfully.

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Last, but certainly not least, Laura chose to go the whole nine yards and add the fox from the iconic to the mini’s base, and give it a winter theme. She get’s my vote for champion painter this week, but everyone else is welcome to disagree.

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Next week we are doing the mimic. Want to participate, send me your picture at caffeineforge@gmail.com

This entry was posted by David Winchester.

10 thoughts on “Monday Miniatures: The Witch

  1. Jessica, great job on the hair, and I love your base. I’m always astounding at how a simple freehanded line or two adds so much personality and complexity to a model. It never occurs to me to try that.

    I gotta agree with David. Laura killed it this week. So jealous of how easy she makes painting look.

  2. I don’t use primer per se, as its not needed for the paint to stick. But the base coat can’t be watered down or it will bead up. My preference has been a base coat of matte medium with just a drop of color in it. That let’s me see the details then from there I can use thinned paint.

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