Hello,

Been a painter mostly for years, tried 10mm ages ago, now taking a stab at it again

Welcome to the forum, Bart, and back to 10mm. If the elementals you painted (other thread) are an example of your work look forward to seeing much more!

Yep. I have some warfs and ratmen/leage of ratsburg finished too. Well, finished, will need to see for a coat of varnish or quickshade etc

Welcome!

Welcome, Bart !

Cheers - Phil.

Moaning

And a hello from Belgium too 

Hi Bart, welcome to the Forum!

Hello and welcome!

Welcome

Greetings Mr Du Jardin,

Welcome to the forum.

I'd love to seem more of your work. Do you just paint or do you game?

Hello and welcome

Quote from: ianrs54 on 10 January 2017, 02:20:28 PM
Moaning

THAT glad to see me huh?

Quote from: fsn on 10 January 2017, 07:40:49 PM
Greetings Mr Du Jardin,

Welcome to the forum.

I'd love to seem more of your work. Do you just paint or do you game?

I only paint. I live in the historical city of Ghent - Very nice spot for good ideas of medieval buildings, but a bit less to find anyone playing 10mm games. 28mm, yes, but nothing much else, maybe flames of war.

I'm probably going to come down to one of the shows this year and try to get a demo/game in somewhere tho.

I will post some more later on - I ordered some bases from the site and am waiting for those to arrive, as quickshading 10 dwarves 1 by 1 in your fingers.....meh.

Try popping them on those wooden coffee stirrers McDnalds use...

Quote from: mad lemmey on 11 January 2017, 07:24:26 AM
Try popping them on those wooden coffee stirrers McDnalds use...

For quickshading? Yeah but the bases for some molds like the dwarfs with guns have 'rock' with a lot of little holes which I would like to do on the base itself too, so I can quickshade all figures in one go + the base and have a coherent effect. Or, well, that's the idea, if it messes up, then it gets plastered with some grass etc.

I don't need McDo, we have those stirrers in plastic at work

  I should have said McDonalds, or wherever you can steal them from!

Quote from: BartDujardin on 11 January 2017, 07:01:17 AM
THAT glad to see me huh?

Ian often greets newcomers with 'Moaning'.

It comes from an old comedy TV programme, where there was a British agent (Officer Crabtree) during WWII, working in Belgium.
Officer Crabtree attempted to speak French....But was hopeless.

His greeting of "Good morning".....Would be pronounced "Good moaning."
Naturally, if you've never seen the programme "'Allo, 'Allo."...... You'd have no chance of understanding where that comes from !! 

Hope that clears that up for you, Bart !

Cheers - Phil

A belated welcome and "yes" in Japanese from me, too, Monsieur Garden. Visited Ghent awaaaaay back. Nice medieval architecture indeed. Being a non-Flemish speaker and not encountering many English speakers, I found it slightly tricky to decipher restaurant menus. But I eventually narrowed it down to chicken, chips and blonde beer! 

Welcome from me too. Not painted much in the way of fantasy, but as you can tell from my nom de plume I do rather enjoy painting Belgians.