Steadily painting one warship a month, the Curse of Zandri is January’s project. I haven’t glued the ship to the base yet hence why you can see a gap where the oars meet. I’m hoping glue will help hide that.
Is anyone else painting Dreadfleet? Do you have any links to your ships? Post them in the comments if you do. If you fancy joining me in painting a ship a month, then February’s ship will be The Flaming Scimitar.
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As you requested: http://son-of-nostramo.blogspot.com/2012/01/will-of-amanhotep-will-be-done.html (-:
That is a beautiful ship Kirill. Amazing.
I am too scared to paint mine!!
Nice work so far. I'm looking forward to seeing more progress. Here is my rendition of The Bloody Reaver:
http://miniaturemiscellany.wordpress.com/2011/11/16/the-bloody-reaver-sets-sail/
Enjoy!
What's so scary Minitrol ? They're really nice to paint, and you can break it down to sub assemblies it's even easier to paint.
miniaturemiscellany, your link doesn't work. I'll try it again later. Can't wait to see it 😀
Oh I always get the fear when painting nice things. Sadly this means so many of my things are unpainted.
Not sure why my link doesn't work for you (it works when I try it) but you could always try my homepage and navigate from there:
http://miniaturemiscellany.wordpress.com/
It works now. That's a bloody marvellous Bloody Reaver mate. Top work. Did you glaze the colours are are you just phenomenally good at blending?
Glad you like it. If you're asking about the sails here's a quick guide to how I painted them:
http://miniaturemiscellany.wordpress.com/2011/11/03/purple-haze/
Stay tuned for The Heldenhammer!