I have had very little paint time for past two weeks and this one guy took up all of it. Totally worth it! He was a blast to work on and the finished model is just the right amount of silliness.
Although I love how this turned out, I can’t help but look back now and think I should have made the carpet a bit more tattered when I was sculpting it. Maybe add some tassels to it?
Also, if I was to do it again I would have left him off the carpet until after I painted the carpet … free-handing under his robe and around his feet was needlessly painful, lol.
Hope you all are having a wonderful summer! Happy painting!
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I love this, although it reminds me a little bit of a flying duvet. Perhaps this is what gobbos get up to when they fly to sleepyland after too many mushies?
I love this model. The freehand on the carpet is epic. Bravo!
Thanks all. I do have another idea I am working on now for ANOTHER model with the same gear. If I pull it off it will be epic! Will post the pre-primed as soon as I get one more piece to put on it.
amazingly detailed it looks terrific
incredible
I really like him, although the paintjob you gave the carpet made me think think of a banner….
…Which in turn made me think that it would have almost looked cooler if it *was* more obviously a tattered old banner that had been enchanted into a fashionable ride for the Chieftain! Next time maybe? ;0)
He's one cool little dude 🙂
That's awesome!
D'awww, I was hoping it would have some sort of pseudo-Arabyan pattern.
Brilliant work! Can't believe you painted the carpet with him on top! Madness!
How has he performed in your games?
Really really nice job mate. The neatness and the skill put into the freehand work is Fantastic. Well done.