All the gold coins have been painted. Each and every little coin was done by hand. Though I was tempted (OK, very tempted at the end), I was able to avoid drybrushing. It took forever but I'm glad I stuck with my original plan.
All that is left to do now is go back and change a few of the gold coins to silver to break up the monotony of gold. That shouldn't take me very long. A good number were already completed at the last WIP post. Plus I'm keeping the total number of silver coins fairly low.
A bit more work does need to be done to the rest of the base, however. The stone needs two additional layers of highlighting and then some weathering. The weapons have only received basecoats so they will need some more work as well. The gravel will require the most attention though. I plan to layer up to a rather light brown then attach a significant amount of flock and foliage.
Though I did not take photos, the dragon has also received several basecoats. Whenever I needed to rest my poor eyes from painting tiny coins I would work on the dragon. Before I knew it the dragon was prepped, primed, and coated in dark red. I like it when work gets done without effort. I just wish that would happen more often. Once the base is finished I will start working on him full time. He is MASSIVE!
This project is taking up a large portion of my hobby time but I have not abandoned the rest of my miniatures. I just completed a hobbit for the LotR SBG and a pirate for LotHS. I'll post photos of both minis soon.
Thanks for checking in on the WIP and thanks for reading!
