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painted Greek Hoplite - Jeroen Pelgrom - 03-09-2007 Salve, at last, i could borrow the digital camera of my parents and i have taken some pictures of one of my miniatures: Greek hoplite, by Pegaso Models (54mm): Re: painted Greek Hoplite - Praefectusclassis - 03-09-2007 I still need to finish that one too! :lol: Looks like a good job. Pity the bottom photo is out of focus. Re: painted Greek Hoplite - Jeroen Pelgrom - 03-09-2007 thanks, these are my first photo's with a digital camera so, i have to practice with it... Re: painted Greek Hoplite - Comerus Gallus - 03-09-2007 Quote:thanks, these are my first photo's with a digital camera so, i have to practice with it... Pelgr, check your digicam, the round botton where you turn on/off must have a selection that say "SCN"....Choose among the Icons, the one that say: self portrait....and for me it look this clear for small items, otherwise it look like yours, all blured if you leave the camera automatic. BTW: How you do the grass with your figures?...I want something like that & a base for my Iberian Re: painted Greek Hoplite - Jeroen Pelgrom - 03-09-2007 thanks for the advice Gioi, i will check the next time. The grass is called "static grass". A modelshop or a trainshop (better) sells this. Static grass is called this for a reason - it sticks to anything. I have the luck to have a large train/ model shop closeby so i have much choice. The way i make a base like this is fairly simple: i have static grass, grass flock and "sand flock" and PVA glue. - Spread PVA glue on your base. - dip it in sand flock - put some PVA glue at the spots were you want grass - put some grass flock on those spots - put some static grass on those pieces. moss also works, as a brush (see my Samurai) take a look at this website: uk.games-workshop.com/warhammer/terrain/ i experiment much with my material, see what works and what doesn't. I recently bought some artificial water and can't wait to work with that. Making snow bases is also much fun! Re: painted Greek Hoplite - Comerus Gallus - 03-09-2007 Uuuuhj... Great!!! Laudes! Re: painted Greek Hoplite - periklis_sale - 03-12-2007 Looks nice my friend, i would have added more contrast on the flesh tones tho. Love the shield design!!!!! Re: painted Greek Hoplite - Jeroen Pelgrom - 03-12-2007 Yes, i got some new flesh colours and i want to experiment with those. the shield design, pff that was very difficult. I painted it by hand. I got the idea from one of the Hoplite reenactors sites. Re: painted Greek Hoplite - arminius - 05-06-2007 Hi Gioi, the best stuff for grass are the products from Siflor. You can get it from http://www.fredericus-rex.de/index.htm Here is an example how I used the stuff: It's much better than static grass. Cheers Andreas Re: painted Greek Hoplite - Praefectusclassis - 05-06-2007 How does that work Andreas? Drill a hole and put a little bunch in? Re: painted Greek Hoplite - arminius - 05-06-2007 Hallo Jasper, the stuff works very easy, no drilling necessary. It comes already in tufts, so just peel it of the carrier-paper, put some glue to the bottom of the tuft and stick it on. The grass comes in a variety of 3 different lengths and in 3 or 4 different colours. After sticking the grass on I usually give the whole base a coat of matt varnish to take the sheen of the grass. Finally the tufts get dry-brushed with oil-paint. I hope this is of any help. Cheers Andreas Re: painted Greek Hoplite - Comerus Gallus - 05-06-2007 Thank you a bunch Arminius! Uhj you have to see the great collection that Faventianus have, around 60! :lol: Re: painted Greek Hoplite - Praefectusclassis - 05-07-2007 Looks like neat stuff. Thanks for the tip! Re: painted Greek Hoplite - Zenodoros - 05-08-2007 Quote:Hi Gioi, A bit off topic, but if that's your work, it's great. Looks Iroquois. Re: painted Greek Hoplite - arminius - 05-12-2007 Hi Zenodoros, thanks for the compliments! Well, …. It’s partly my work: The figure was designed and painted by me, the sculpting has been done by my buddy Markus Eckmann who is a professional sculptor. Iroquois – pretty close – it is actually the “First of the Mohegans†|