Den of Imagination offers a variety of services including single display miniature pieces as well as an army painting service.
GIGANTIC BLOOD ANGELS ARMY WITH EPIC FREEHANDS!
From our painting service - our level 6 (Legendary) Bio Titan! Paulina did wonderful job...
Now this is something special fresh and new. Fist your eye on The Walking Temple.
Make it glow. oh yeah take a look at this eye candy.
Step one. Make two green stuff balls. Try to make them the same size. They should be about the size of a space marine fist, not a power fist of course.
Step two. Place the balls under the models' feet. Try to place them in the center of the feet.
Step three. Place some hand cream on the green stuff. It will prevent green stuff from sticking to your sculpting tools and hands.
Step four. Using your finger make a flat surface of green stuff under the feet. Don't worry if the puti leaves the fringe of the sole, we will deal with that later.
Step five. Now it's time for the secret. To make a nice outsole you will need a screw, that's right a screw. You can use different screws for different effects. If you have more gaps on the screw you will have more sections on the outsole. OK now you need to take the screw and place it on the edge of the foot along its side and gently role it all over the green stuff layer. You should have a nice outsole appear right in front of you.
Now all you need to do is let the green stuff harden and after that, remove all the edges that's left around your soles. A simple hobby knife is good for it.
Hey guys. To kill some weekend boredom I came up with an idea. I wanted to check how my painting skills have developed in comparison to 4 years ago. I found my old Vlad Von Carstein and I decided that this is the model I want to make the test on. I started by making some photos of the old model. I have to start that 4 years ago this model was painted by me in a mind set that I have to give it all I got and do my best because it was my army general. You know what I'm talking about. Probably you made such a commitment for your characters as well. From this year I started painting models for eBay and on commission. So I had a lot of practice .
Some more Greens of the Vampire Beast. The head is a pain I tell you. It's a constant fight to keep both sides as symmetrical as possible The fact that it's a beast is forgiving any minor mistakes but still it's a lot of hard and time-consuming work. The picture on the right is my first take on the bat head and in my opinion it turned out caricatural and goblin-like. It didn't fit the bulky mass of muscles of murder machine that I want my model to be so I started from scratch once more. Already I like it much better. But still there's a lot that needs to be done on this model, ears, much "cleaning up" smoothing out some areas and filling in the gaps. After I'm done with the whole model there will be another bug challenge on my desk, cutting the model into pieces to fit the molds. In its current pose the model is impossible to cast and that is my main mission in here. It's a sort of a dream to create my own models but you guys help me get through all the challenges and your kind words and constant feedback give me the motivation that I need to press on. Thank you for that.
Hey guys. I started working on a new Grey Knight commission. It's going to be a Grand master equipped with a MC Thunder Hammer and a Psilencer. The Terminator will be holding a Chaos Space Marine in the air by his neck. It's the final moment before the traitors redemption. Still have to do a lot of stuff on this guy but I already have something to show you. I made a nice cloak from green stuff with the inquisition symbol on it. It will fit nicely to the Grand master. I still need to "master craft" the thunder hammer and finish both arms. I'm really psyched on this commission. It's going to make a really nice center piece for my client's army.
