Ogre Slaughterer - 28 mm Scibor Monstrous Miniatures

[Marcin M.]

Hello.
It's been a long time since I painted anything relaxing, so this cutie came to the workbench.
In a nice 28 mm scale, but quite big, because it's an ogre. A butcher (noticed - lunch on the back  ) but somehow so nice.

Inbox:

Do ya think I'm sexy?

A snack:

Enjoy!

 

 

[Marcin M.]

First colors, wet blending.

[cobraman]

Looking good, great detail in that piece.

[Marcin M.]

On 7/27/2020 at 12:03 AM, cobraman said:

Looking good, great detail in that piece.

Thanks, Ray!

More WIP:

Cheers!

[Marcin M.]

I am thinking of a small vignette representing an ogre slaughterhouse, somewhere on a happy little meadow. I checked my supplies.
I have some hands, 1:35 and 28 mm (Scibor).



I will put the blade of the halberd in the hand of the ogre...


And I will stick the cleaver into the stump:


Is this height ok?



Greetings!

[Marcin M.]

[mustang1989]

Really good painting effects on this. Nicely done so far.

[Marcin M.]

Well, the poor guy is packed and tied with a ribbon?

Lucky charm - for ogre it's a human palm. Here - a bit musty (Drakenhof Nightshade and Carrebourg Crimson, with pale flesh highlights), I will adjust more contrast on it.

Stay safe!

[misterNNL]

He looks like a viable candidate for bio-freeze excess fat removal then a major loose skin trim session:)

[Marcin M.]

haha!

 

[cobraman]

Looks like Rambo is tied up on his back. Your figure painting is great. I never could paint a figure good to save my life. ?