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so here is the start of my Balrog from the lord of the rings. just got to do all the detailing an weathering.
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Green Balrog? Always thought of it as made of fire, ash and smoke... hmm hard to represent in plastic and paint so under those circumstances your version works fine 
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Well didnt want to burn my fingers.
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You could say this is the eco-friendly version with it being green 
I think it works well in green to be honest, when i did my white metal jobbie i painted it grey with orange, red and yellow highlights, where the grey showed through i used bi-carb to simulate the ash and cinders on the skin.
I think it works well in green to be honest, when i did my white metal jobbie i painted it grey with orange, red and yellow highlights, where the grey showed through i used bi-carb to simulate the ash and cinders on the skin.
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Hi Jason!!
The work of painting of the face and of the horns seems to be very good!!!
Sorry but, though I am with Andrew.... Green?
Congratulations
Polux
The work of painting of the face and of the horns seems to be very good!!!
Sorry but, though I am with Andrew.... Green?
Congratulations
Polux
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Nice work. Is that Citadel Liquid Green Stuff that you're using as filler?
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I Known....Green.....Have no idea why i chose green just one of those spur of the moment things
The green putty that i am using is the same as the GW but i get mine from my local model shop in bigger roles so is so much cheaper then theirs
The green putty that i am using is the same as the GW but i get mine from my local model shop in bigger roles so is so much cheaper then theirs
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