Lien 's workshop

Fallout Wasteland Warfare Fallout Miniatures
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Hi , I’m Aurelien from France , i was looking forward receiving and starting my fallout miniatures , i received the whole thing end of september ( except the scenery elements ) ; my goal was to finish them before end of this month , i’m quite good , the last one was finished yesterday :slight_smile:
Let’s start with the super mutants ,




Creatures , with a glowing deathclaw ,





Robots , love them …




Brotherhood ,




Survivors and minutemen ,






A good work , :slight_smile:

Now it’s time to build a scenery board !

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Looks great man, I do love the glowing deathclaw

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Looking really good. Thank you for sharing! Must have gotten the Vault Tec Bundle?

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It looks great! Be sure to post your board when it’s done, too.

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Excellent paint!
They gona be pretty good also for the rpg. :blush:

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They look amazing! How long does it take you to paint each miniature (as in, a roughly human sized one)?

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Thank you Mr Celtish :wink:
The whole work took me maybe 50-60 hours in 3 weeks, i am used to work colours by colours painting a dozen miniature in the same time…

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I’m torn on the one hand I want to compliment your work, on the other your French and my ancestors demand I make a snide comment…

rolls charisma check

It’s a passable effort for someone with webbed fingers I suppose.

:stuck_out_tongue:

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Ah cool, I’ve tried batch painting and doing models of the same colour at the same time, but doubt I could paint as many as you’ve managed! Do you use an airbrush, and if so do you find that faster than using a conventional brush?

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Yes, i always use the airbrush, spending time for a good azimuthal coat, from white to black - i spent about 5-6 hours a sunday - wife was happy :sweat_smile: - for all the miniature…
But after i only need my brush and a good paint like the scale 75

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Oh.
That was pretty fast for the whole lot, I’m impressed.
And with such a bad painting, on top of that… If you wern’t our game master, I think your character would be dead for the next session.
Jealousy, I’m sure you can understand.
:smiley:

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Amazing work! How did you do the weathering?

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Thanks mister Le Lapin , i did 3 deathclaws just for you ( Raoul need practice in close combat :wink:)
Weathering by using pigments ( rust, brown… ) and i tried for the 1st time, oil paint with enamel diluant , the effect was very good on the sentry bot and automatron, not so good with BOS, need to improve this technique, i will have opportunities with buildings and scenery …:grin:

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Your quality to speed ratio is one of the best if not the best I have ever seen in miniature painting. I also like the very natural and realistic look. Great work!

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The sheer amount is astounding, and in this quality… wow! The robots in particular are magnificent!

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Hi , i started my board a few days ago , here is a little step by step : for this first board i wanted it to be a dry wasteland , with a damaged road ; there will be four 60 X 60 cm boards , crossed by a road ; they should be flat , no rocks , i need to store them with the other boards …it will welcome damaged houses , Sanctuary Hills will be my inspiration - it’s not very innovative…

Il will use extruded polystirene , shaping them with a big and small hammer to have a dry , cracked desert ground…

and i will use cork to make the road , with damaged effect

and finish the road borders with mix os stones , sand , glue and tile cement

I wasn’t very pleased , it doesn’t look like a road but more like a river …

I started painting today , using airbrush , Dark yellow from MIG ,then a brown juice , then little shade with Coffe , highlight with Desert sand , dry brush with ivory … for the road grey with blue and dark juice , then dark grey and dry brush with ivory…

I added different pigments for only 1 board , didn’t have time to do it on the other boards ,

A full view , i still not very pleased , but it’s too late , maybe with elements and cars , it will look like a road more …

Here are my buildings and cars , ready to be paint , i hope very soon …






…

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I think it is going to be great I love the hammered down to look like desert that is something I might steal. I wonder though ate those cars to scale? Also those building look great did u build them?

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Thanks , yes the hammer shaping is easy and you can have a good cracked ground effect, and quite easy to paint even without airbrush ( dry brush is the key )
Véhicules are 1:43 scale, so it’s ok with the 28-32mm miniature
buildings are from Sarissa ( retro americana )and the broken one from Knight of dice

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Hi , a few news from my board …

this picture was my inspiration for the road

Creating safety rail and telegraph pole …

stick the rails et pick the poles …

I added some different dry and brown grasses…

I repaint old scenery elements i used to play for Eden the game

Here are my vehicles …

I started to paint some buildings , big panel , playground and gas station …

I had great fun making dead brahmine , using dead cow from HK resin , and molding new head with Instant mold , molding each cows’ head , and creating udder with Green Stuff… the skeeters from Malifaux make good Bloodbug !!

I looked in my Malifaux miniatures to find good proxy for gangsters / survivors ( which in can use in our Fallout RPG )

The 4 boards with poles ( they are just picked in the ground , can be removed easily )

A little diorama …

now i have to start painting the 3 remaining buildings …

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Gotta say the poles and the barriers really work with the road, I know you were a bit iffy on how it looked but I think it’s great.