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Finishing The Job

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So, over lunch today I finally plucked up the courage to finish working on the model and whilst it’s nowhere near as good as some folks’ Obi-Wan Kenobi miniatures, I think it looks pretty good (especially considering I hate white so much).

Finishing The Job
Finishing The Job

I think the model as a whole has got more of that comic book style that I seem to have deviated into when it comes to model painting and I’m fine with that. I think I’d be happy with him on the tabletop but it is very different moving away to paint these models compared to Burrows & Badgers!

Here are some more angles on him so you can see what the details look like.

Finishing The Job
Finishing The Job

I’m contemplating what to do with the base now. I think that I’m going to go with a grassy look which keeps him feeling rather neutral as a character and should fit on all manner of tabletops.

I used to have some of the nice cracked earth texture paint from Games Workshop but that has all gone the way of the dodo. So, I will be basing him up with grass and a bit of tundra so that he looks like he could be fighting on Naboo or somewhere more far-flung.

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sundancer
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General Kenobi…. well done. And it’s not even a badger 😉

zebraoutrider
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Did you realise that your hand represents the Tatooine sandy-pink background very well 🙂 Great work and eye for detail… I may have to look into getting a couple of Stat Wars minis to have a go myself. Do they produce Obi-wan Kenobi’s R4?

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Wow! It looks amazing? Is it just your hobby to create such models or you work in this sphere? Sometimes I notice some job offers on https://ca.jooble.org/jobs/Fredericton%2C-NB which are connected with that. But it is still hard to find creative job with a worthy wage.

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