I painted this model for my D&D Campaign. It is a multi part model sculpted by Andy Foster and produced by
Heresy Miniatures. I bought it at
Salute 07 and started work on it the very next day.
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This was quite a challenging model to construct as well as paint but I am very happy with the
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end result. Having said that I think I could have done the base differently. I have seen a number of bases on other models representing glowing coals or
lava. I started with a black base and dry brushed the coals in layers of red, orange and yellow. However a more realistic looking effect can be achieved by making the exposed coals black (because they have cooled) and making the cracks between them glowing red and orange.
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