So earlier on I got some more work done on the Big Beastie… i decided to give my Artis Opus brushes a try… all I can say about the brushes so far is that I need a bit of practice. So anyway here are a couple of shots of the Beastie after a bit of a dry brushing frenzy…
The one on the right was taken outside. I put it on the ground as it was really windy and I didn’t want it falling off something and hitting the floor with a horrible cracking sound…
I also got the 15mm based up… resin printed bits at the back and the purchased metal miniatures at the front…
Bogenwald 
That building is looking really nice!
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Many thanks
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The “beastie” just keep looking better and better!
Cheers Roger.
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Cheers Roger, I am really pleased with it.
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That beastie really is excellent, Steve! 🙂 I have this image in my mind that when you use it in a game that you declare which enemy unit it’s going to drop that mausoleum on that it’s been carrying around in its talons!
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Great work on the big beastie Steve and good luck with the Artis Opus Dry Brushes. I didn’t get on with them to well myself but practice is certainly the key.
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The Nazgul or beast, if you prefer is really coming along now. I’d say its one of your best pieces yet!
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