I had a lot of fun experimenting with weathering on this guy.
Looks beautiful! How did you do the weathering like that?
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I used a sponge to stipple on the paint
Man, I have got to try this sometime, it looks so cool!
Hope to see it posted here! Feel free to DM me if you have any questions on how I do it. Also check out Trovarion on YouTube. His videos are what inspired me to try it
Thank you, I appreciate that! I have a ton of stuff in the queue right now but I'll be saving this for sure
Looks great! 😃 Like the textured effect you have going, how did you do that?
Thank you! I used a sponge to stipple on the paint. Trovarion Miniatures has a few videos on the effect that inspired me.
Those cacti are great, just like th rest! Is that a GW base?
Thank you so much! The stone/pipes under the foot are part of the sculpt, but the rest I added. The cacti and crab are from Epic Basing. I 3D printed them, but they also sell physical pieces.