Software developer, Miniature enthusiast
That's looks really cool! dig the sponsons and overall paint scheme.
Those are really cool!
Diorama Miniature Display Trays I've been working on an Escher gang that I'm going to have my wife paint. Part of the gang is I modeled and printed a display tray.


The stl's and source code are available for free: https://miniforall.com/minidisplaytray.html
If this kind of content is unwanted I'll remove it.
Colors and shading are good! I like the objective marker as well.
Vast majority of the code for the models is open source as well
https://www.dakkadakka.com/...
I haven't tried it personally but simple green gets referenced. should work well for acrylic paints probably not so much for enamel paints.
Thank you!
That brought back memories, I had a couple of the miniatures when I was a kid.
I dig the gelatinous cube, that's awesome
More or less. I'm not using contrast paints, but the paint is very heavily watered down so effectively washes / glazes, so close enough!
I'm experimenting with using a wet palette with construction paper instead of parchment paper. It has some interesting effects as far as the paint wicks into the paper, otherwise it's pretty similiar to a regular wet palette.



that's cool!. are you going to put it on a base?
Thank you!
Digging the camo, keep at it don't lose hope!
You didn't lose hope! Those look great, I thought that was just official box art, I didn't realize those were your minis. Completely nailed the aesthetic
those look great!
Thank you!
In this case it's printed. To be fair I've been staring at the code for a good month or so. I wrote it using cadquery.
I designed and printed the base. The Mini's are from the Warhammer Underworlds season 2 starter box. Thorns of the Briar Queen.
Here is a link for some more generalized miniature display trays that I've made. https://miniforall.com/minidisplaytray
Those look great! I have trouble painting at that scale. seeing all the details on the windows and like. You have my respect sir.
thanks for using Leebra!
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