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Re: [SGII] The Eyes Have It.

From: Michael Llaneza <maserati@e...>
Date: Mon, 11 Mar 2002 23:03:38 -0800
Subject: Re: [SGII] The Eyes Have It.

I've done eyes on 6mm figures. Not that I'm nuts or anything. They were 
GW Orks, which have enough of a depression in the eye sockets that you 
can slap red on for they eyes, and then do the faces in green. Easier 
than it sounds, and if some of the eyes get slopped over nobody will
notice.

Derk Groeneveld wrote:

>
>On Mon, 11 Mar 2002, John Crimmins wrote:
>
>>Thus, a survey of sorts: You Stargrunt players, how many of you bother
>>painting the eyes on your miniatures?  I'm speaking mainly to the
>>25mm/28mm folks here, although any of you crazed 15mm enthusiasts are
>>free to speak up here as well.
>>
>
>I don't paint eyes on 15mm figures. As for 25mm, that depends on the
type.
>I don't paint them on GZG figures, as they don't have oversized eye
>sockets ;) On Grenadier, Wargames Foundry and GW figures, I do paint
the
>eyes.
>
>Note: 'I don't paint eyes' means I don't paint the white of eyes and
>pupils. I do shade the face, so the eye sockets look darker than the
rest
>of the face, and do stand out - just looks like the eyes are mostly
>lidded.
>
>> 3) Dot the first eyeball with a point of black, resulting in a
>>perfect eye, the Platonic Ideal of a 25mm miniature eye, an eye so
>>perfect as to make Leonardo himself weep with envy.
>>
>
>When I paint eyes, I paint a vertical black line, between the eyelids,
or
>a semi-circle at the lower or upper edge - the iris and pupil are
usually
>never fully uncovered except when eyes are really opened WIDE.
>
>Cheers,
>
>   Derk
>
>


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