BirbSeed

Thanks! I'm happy with how it turned out.

I haven't seen state of play, but mixing colors/color theory can be quite fun!

Inks can be fiddly, but they can produce great results. They're more prone to tearing or reactivating and wearing away than normal acrylics so you have to be gentle with them after applying.

Also, you can glaze with most any acrylic paints in addition to inks. Some colors have more transparent pigments in them and will work better than others but the technique can still be used.

Inks tend to be quite strong so I usually dillute them heavily with water before applying thin glazes. They do work with mediums, but I don't tend to use them.

The slime is made from modge podge dimensional magic with some inks over the top.

Thanks, it was really fun moving from red to green on these dirty fellas.

Sounds great! I love painting skin because it can be so varied in hue. Even human skin has greens and blues in it even though it's usually looks more brown, red or yellow.

What a fun project. I like the greens mixed into the blue skin.

I'm certainly not painting these models that quickly. I recently went back and photographed a bunch of older minis that I painted.

Depending on the month I probably paint 5-20 models, though not always to the same standard.

Oh we played it only a few times but it felt maybe too shallow for us. At the skirmish size I think we wanted a bit more than opr gave. But I wouldn't let my feelings dissuade you. Ive heard lots of folks liking it quite a bit.

Agreed, though I would also be down for more tightly regulated and graded housing similar to our restaurants in the short term.

Thanks! Ya it's replaced all of GWs rules for us, though I'm not as stoked on the skirmish varients from OPR.

So cool to see people developing games for older systems. Has anyone played them? Are they good?