Amazing Water Effects on Miniatures!

Nov 21, 2016 4:39 AM

Amazing Rain Water Effects

This is all paint and acrylic... amazing what some model makers do!

Edit: Whoa! I'm glad you guys enjoyed this! Here are more pictures in an album! http://imgur.com/a/0MJdC

Awesome.

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For those who want to know what "l'orage avant la gloire" means it's "the storm before glory "

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thats an artist right there, and below you will see file footage of a P.O.W being liberated.1945.Colourised

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Holy crap! Thats amazing

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What a graphic

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i feel cold and soaked trough just by looking at these.

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I dont get it

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Perfect in every way

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Get it together game devs! This is what I want!!

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Holy crap! Nice job!

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Art orgasm.

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I don't think its the rain/water that is the hardest part, but the shading of the objects the paint/acrylic water goes over that sells it.

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Yeah yeah yeah, diorama.. holy shit! Raindrops!!!!

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It's the first rain in so-cal in months, I know get what this post means

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I've met 'artists' who struggle to do simple stuff and I've met real artists where their artistry just seems to flow out of them like magic.

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As a I strongly approve of this post.

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Cool...didn't know that; now I do...thanks

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What scale are they in ?

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They look a bit bigger than 28mm, thats for sure.

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I'm guessing 54mm (1/32).

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I think you are correct. I just looked it up and that looks most likely.

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Wait. The water is acrylic or the whole model? Because if the whole model is acrylic that would be impressiv.

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I think the models are metal or resin.

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This makes my warhammer army look bad.

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Don't feel bad, this makes any mini army look bad.

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How though!?

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I always did the drops by covering the thinnest fishing line with hot glue, and the water is an acrylic kit. You wait to dry mostly, shape

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Oooohhh. It's gorgeous and sounds crazy hard. Worth it

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I can only imagine the amount of time and patience necessary for something like this.

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I don't even have the patience to imagine what it would be like to have that much patience.

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Actually its not that hard, we did that in school back in the day, we used a very fine nylon thingie and dripped glue on it.

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Of course it would still tages quite alot of time to make it so good. But the actual work isnt that hard.

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