Well I feel very lucky to have my very own Dwarf now produced by Avatars of War! The late great legend Wayne England took my humble drawings and produced a Dwarf worthy of Felix Paniagua's sculpting. Lucky indeed.
Dirken's Painting and Collecting
A Blog for Painters And Collectors of Dawi
Tuesday, 16 February 2016
Wednesday, 15 October 2014
Avatars of War scuplt
Felix over at Avatars of War is doing a sculpt for me for supporting the Dwarf fundraiser campaign. Here's a couple of the first sketches I received. A few changes are being made and then the sculpting begins! The drawings were done by Wayne England by the way!
Tuesday, 7 October 2014
Sometimes you get the perfect light...
It's hard to take a 'great' photo. I use numerous lights from crazy angles and 9 times out of 10 still don't get the results I want. Sometimes you get the perfect light shining in from outside your window, that mix of sun with a light cloud filter, and you have to rush for your camera and your miniatures as fast as you can.
I had a few minutes of great light today and took some action shots of a few minis. The images in the older White Dwarfs always captured the miniatures so well and made you feel like they were alive. Here's a few action shots I took, by no means WD worthy, but I hope I brought some life to them.
I had a few minutes of great light today and took some action shots of a few minis. The images in the older White Dwarfs always captured the miniatures so well and made you feel like they were alive. Here's a few action shots I took, by no means WD worthy, but I hope I brought some life to them.
Tuesday, 23 September 2014
Marauder Giant - Every Dwarf Army Should Have One!
In my personal opinion this guy belongs in a Dwarf Army. The question is whether he stole the barrel of Bugman's, was given it as payment to fight or needs a little liquid courage to stand next to a bunch of crazed Giant Slayers haha.
I have always loved this model. When I was a kid I saved up my money and bought it from a little shop, hidden in the market, in Inverness, Scotland. It's amazing the sheer size of this model and the weight of all that beautiful metal.
I never got round to painting him when I was younger, although I did use him in a couple of rough rules battles (excellent for knocking down castle gates made of books and paint pots). I decided to throw some color on him and see if I could bring him to life.
I have always loved this model. When I was a kid I saved up my money and bought it from a little shop, hidden in the market, in Inverness, Scotland. It's amazing the sheer size of this model and the weight of all that beautiful metal.
I never got round to painting him when I was younger, although I did use him in a couple of rough rules battles (excellent for knocking down castle gates made of books and paint pots). I decided to throw some color on him and see if I could bring him to life.
Thursday, 28 August 2014
Tuesday, 20 May 2014
The Host of Dirken Thorn
I wanted to take pictures of my lead for insurance purposes (in case they go down fighting in a fiery blaze) but instead I took a quick video and threw in some LOTR music ha. This is most of my GW lead except for about another 100 minis that need stripping. I didn't include my hoard of Ratnik, BTD and WhiteKnight Dwarves.
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