Stunning paint job! I really appreciate the eye step-by-step, that helps a lot.

Oops sorry for the slow reply, have been distracted by a different project (too many kickstarters all arrived at once) I'm using a double action gravity feed airbrush. Not sure on brand it was a $20 one that they bundle with compressors, so nothing too fancy but I like how easy it is to clean and generally it gets the job done well enough. I also have a much more expensive airbrush I bought years ago which is more an artists brush which does very fine spray but it's a bit limited when using paint instead of ink.

What pen do you use for the eyes?

It looks like he's suing a inking pen made by micron. Available at Hobby lobby and Micheals for different sizes.

Please teach me your ways... 8__8

This is great. Ty for your tips .

Been forever since I posted here. Recently been making lots of progress on SDE so had to come back to the thread.

The fire slimes, beatle and bosses got sprayed a while back but took me some time to paint around the glow on Roxxor and the fire troll.

















the troll only got finished about a week ago since he never inspired me that much but I'm happy the set is finally done







also went in and hand blended the gem on the spawn point to make it really pop

Similar to the way I painted Roxxor and the troll I painted black around the sprayed areas being the orange glow and the purple crystals after doing a purple wash over the crystals then picking them out with white mixed into purple to edge and highlight facets of the crystals

ahh the see of unending unpainted chibis. I had a marathon of mini cleaning and priming. Also slightly modded these two





removing the pig tails from the succubus to let her tiny bat wing ears show more and sculpting a bed roll for the big wolf

I airbrushed in all the skin on all the human heroes in one batch with a mix of Tamiya flesh and a bit of Elf Flesh, then lightened with white mixed in. After that I started drawing in eyes and started bouncing from mini to mini doing a bit of one as another section on another was drying.















!SODA! she has big eyes. I went back in with white and painted her pupils a bit smaller.

The Herald of Vulcanis was a quick paint up.

















Big impressive wolf and fiddly rider. Pretty happy with the result, I painted her hair like she has a wolf pelt attached to the back of her mask like in Princess Mononoke. I highly recommend detaching her from the wolf to paint her and the wolf separately.

Kisa required a repaint oh her skin to get the tanned tone.















she's the cutest so far I think of the ones I've painted.

Great paintjob!
I think pushing your shadows could make them pop a little more, but maybe it's because of the picture.

Can we also have a picture of your SODA vending machine ? I love it ! :p

My phone is flattening a bit of the shading unfortunately. Mind you going fairly low contrast has been a goal on these compared to normal minis since I'm using Nendoroids as a reference where the shading is very subtle. I'll take some photos of the vending machine for you.

More WIPs and two more done. The Druid and Captain R both of which have been part done for several years. Wooo finished.

Looking great! You're making fast work of them

Thanks !!

Awesome work. I love the paintjobs on your minis. The extra work on wolf and rider looks splendid. I also love the vending machine. It is a nice touch and I may have to make one also.

Looking great! I am seriously envious of your ability with the air brush. I just can not stop mine clogging.

If your airbrush is clogging too easily than your paint mixture is too thick. Try mixing a batch in a bottle, shake the closed bottle and when all the contents are thoroughly mixed, take a clean Popsicle stick and stir it in there. pull the stick out, if you get 2-3 nice drips off the end before holding to the stick, it should run fine through an airbrush.

more than likely in a thick mix, you will get only one drip (maybe another), in a thin mix, you'll get 4+.

Thanks for the tip. I will give that a go.