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Deep chrome


And so lately I've been feeling a bit down. I'm increasingly switching back to older editions because I don't like the 11th one at all. And also, sculpting miniatures has become more and more time-consuming. I'm slowly sculpting my own army for the Old World.

but there's a competition going on for Oldhammer and I took my old metal engineseer and decided to paint it chrome, developing the idea with reflections that was on my dread.

I decided not to rush and paint it little by little when I have time and desire (and while the miniatures are drying and cannot be touched). 

overall progress is being made. But I lack patience. I either forget to thin the paint properly or I'm too lazy to apply reverse glaze. As a result, I can’t bring the reflections to the desired level.

Now we need to bring the main reflections to a reasonable level and move on to the secondary ones. I've never made secondary reflections on chrome before, so I can't imagine what will come of it yet.

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As always, I will be grateful for any feedback and especially for criticism.

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