Army Painter RuneWars Hobby Weekend Live Blog – Sunday
The Army Painter Method - A Finished Daqan Force
Apr 2 2017 @ 10:45
63 Comments
We see how The Army Painter method looks across an entire force. Here we have the Daqan forces, the Humans, from RuneWars, painted up using simple and effective methods.
As you can see they look great with some basing adding to the overall scheme and they have been tied together well. As you can see there's even a new commander in there leading the way.
They indeed do look great.
The gravel and grass basing really complements the earth tones on the models. And they look right at home on that mat. Excellent work.
Have to get this army paints!
I am impressed at results. Might have give army painter a go on my next 40k army
that is a great looking army, and some lovely basing!
nice paints!!! I love the hobby weekend, I love you 😀
I think this could be my faction.
could you make a video of AP basing gravel?
basing tips pls
That army looks stunning.
Looks realy good with the basing. I might try this with some of my stuff
Like almost all, think the rune golem should more stone than sandstone, but very nice otherwise
This is certainly makes army painter products seem worth a look.
I don’t really use washes at all, so not considered it much before but seeing these kind of results leaves me tempted,
The basing really pulls the overall look together. Great job!
Awesome
Fantastic job
They look great.
I’ve been quetionning myself a lot about basing lately. Altough there are a lot of fast and easy ways to base your miniatures, they will always look out of place on some gaming table. For example,, my miniatures are all based with a desert theme in mind but one of my friend has a swamp table and the other one, a city table… An ork on a desert base looks really weird on the second floor of a ruined building…
That’s some pretty solid work.
I was thinking that the puzzle piece bases would weird, but when they are textured and painted it’s not a distraction at all
Very nice and warm!
Cohesive unifying scheme, gorgeous result!
I like the end result. I will definetely apply the army painter method to my board game minis.
Very nice work .
I love this painting scheme
Some great ones!