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A community page full of just that, a community. What are you working on, what inspires you, are you stumped and need some ideas? This hobby, from miniatures to upcoming game releases and Kickstarters to methods of storing components is full of excuses to relate and share with one another.

I'd love to see where you are at with your hobby! I'll be following this post up in a few days with another one I hope you all can help me with. I have a miniature that's partially painted and is currently shelved as I'm kinda stumped and would love your ideas!

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Anonymous

Love your videos! I also love watching you film them! 😉

Anonymous

Posted on the community page. Wasn't sure if it should be in here or there.

Anonymous

Maybe paint the orb a couple shades of grey with electric blue or yellow highlights like it's riding a ball of storm fury.

TheKingofAverage

That's actually very close to what I plan on painting for the River Dragon :D For this guy I chose a lightly golden yellow with bright yellow highlights :)

Anonymous

Ooooo that will look good.

Anonymous

it's actually amazing the amount of detail with all the whiskers and textures. I have no idea how they get them out of the molds without destroying them in the process.

TheKingofAverage

Oh yes for sure! The whole design of this miniature is amazing to me. There are vines growing on the ball and the dragon is actively clawing into it. If it wasn't for those whiskers and tendrils he'd look a lot more plain that's for sure! I know I said this for the Oni of Spite, but this is also one of my favorite sculpt designs. You can actually watch the video here to see how the ball turned out: <a href="https://youtu.be/Jva6cBp6aOw" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://youtu.be/Jva6cBp6aOw</a>

Anonymous

Just watched the video (or most of it...man that was a long one!). Looks AMAZING completed.

TheKingofAverage

Thank you! Yeah I believe that's on the extreme end of length but it's an involved and large miniature. Perhaps I'll split that into 2 parts next time but I dislike that idea somewhat. It's easy enough to skip around though :) To cut any more time out of it I would have had to cut out whole footage as speeding it up anymore would have been useless.