Monday, April 30, 2012
Sunday, April 15, 2012
Saturday, February 11, 2012
Space Wolves
Here are photos of finished Space Wolves. They are not so good because it's too cold in my basement to spend there more than 5 minutes.
Tuesday, January 24, 2012
Sunday, January 8, 2012
Kromlech's Bits
Hello
I want to share some thoughts about Kromlech’s bits. First of all Kromlech is manufacturer of resin bits and accessories and we had opportunity to work with some of their products. We’re regularly painting various resin bits or models and I’d like to make some comparison in this text. I think the best point of reference is Forge World. Not because of similar products or same scale of work, but because probably almost all of you are familiar with FW models. My experiences with resin models are… varied. But lets get the point.
Resin
Pretty much same quality. Only one difference is a color. It’s quite soft so easy to cut or polish. Also it’s very easy to change shapes after warming it up.
Casting
I had to say it’s the best part of Kromlech bits. I don’t know it’s good sculpter or some special casting methods but at this point quality is just fine. Have you ever find deformation, bubble hole or missing detail in you new Bloodthirster ? I found none of these things in all Kromlech models and I was suprised how sharp all shapes and details are. I know it’s easier to cast few swords than Bloodthirster, but I would be happy to buy FW’s conversion kits in this quality.
Design
De gustibus non est disputandu. It’s immposible to be objective whent tal king about tastes so I just present my opinion. I’m big fan of some Forge World models like Greater Demons or Dreadnoughts and also I found some awesome bits in Kromlech’s offer. I would love to see WWII style Orks army.
Thanks for reading.
I want to share some thoughts about Kromlech’s bits. First of all Kromlech is manufacturer of resin bits and accessories and we had opportunity to work with some of their products. We’re regularly painting various resin bits or models and I’d like to make some comparison in this text. I think the best point of reference is Forge World. Not because of similar products or same scale of work, but because probably almost all of you are familiar with FW models. My experiences with resin models are… varied. But lets get the point.
Resin
Pretty much same quality. Only one difference is a color. It’s quite soft so easy to cut or polish. Also it’s very easy to change shapes after warming it up.
Casting
I had to say it’s the best part of Kromlech bits. I don’t know it’s good sculpter or some special casting methods but at this point quality is just fine. Have you ever find deformation, bubble hole or missing detail in you new Bloodthirster ? I found none of these things in all Kromlech models and I was suprised how sharp all shapes and details are. I know it’s easier to cast few swords than Bloodthirster, but I would be happy to buy FW’s conversion kits in this quality.
Design
De gustibus non est disputandu. It’s immposible to be objective whent tal king about tastes so I just present my opinion. I’m big fan of some Forge World models like Greater Demons or Dreadnoughts and also I found some awesome bits in Kromlech’s offer. I would love to see WWII style Orks army.
Thanks for reading.
Sunday, January 1, 2012
Wednesday, October 19, 2011
New Auctions
Hello
We are presenting you couple of new minis from Warmachine. Both of them are available on eBay. Hope you like them.
We are presenting you couple of new minis from Warmachine. Both of them are available on eBay. Hope you like them.
First of all Commander Adept Sebastian Nemo
And Satyxis Captain Rider from Cryx
