#Applejack cereal character how to#
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Ps: hopefully you keep all the posts on this same thread.Of all the cereals Kelloggs have ever made, one of my personal favorites cereals is Apple Jacks.

#Applejack cereal character how to#

To me that just sends out the wrong picture on behalf of the whole hobby.Īnyhow, take note of the actual tips on these threads on how to improve the actual paintjobs, and try not to get too discouraged from the criticism, as by default it is probably coming. I can't help but think of the new warmachine-players venturing on to these forums for the first time and seeing a bunch of my little pony-related avatars, posts and images even from moderators. Or atleast you should expect some criticism by default.Īs a personal opinion (which you should not care at all) I am appalled by this whole pony thing and I truly wish that this doesn't grow any larger in these forums. But I must say if you paint your warjacks as my little ponys and expect a lot of high praise on these forums from others than 'bronies?' you are probably posting them on the wrong place.

#Applejack cereal character plus#

On a plus side, beside all the poo-slinging there are actual good tips on this thread on how to improve the next paintjob.Įveryone can, and should paint their miniatures like they want them to look. Sorry if all this is repeated from someone else, I didn't really feel like weeding through all the poo-flinging.Įhrm.if I take the pictures out of context and just judge them by their overall looks, they look very sloppy and something you see all the time on the 'My first painted miniature!' -threads. If you want to make it wood, think about trying to paint the wood grain that typically shows up on wood(or at least when painting it) It looks like gold glazed over with a yellow on my computer screen. The wood doesn't really do it for me(i'm assuming the metal parts are supposed to be wood). Although looking at it again, it could just be the lighting and glossy look that makes the yellow look off in pictures(also not a fan of the glossy look on models). If you are having trouble getting yellow to come out smoothly, I used a light brown or a light gray for the base color on mine. The paint looks a bit thick in some areas, so you might want try thinner layers. Kinda needs to be broken up a bit(may work for ponies, but a little less for machines). It looks like everything could use some shading/highlighting on the edges. If you can't offer specific helpful advice, all you're doing is driving people away from the game.Īs much as I am opposed to my little pony warjacks(or any of those types of themes), I like that you are thinking outside the box. If your only comment on any artist's work is 'that's really horrible' or some variant, keep it to yourself.

Further destructive criticism is not welcome, and just just against me. Just ignore any threads I start in this forum. AKA flaming.ĮTA: Okay, yes, you did offer equally unhelpful 'you suck' criticism on the other thread. Perhaps not trolling in a strict pedantic sense, but not exactly community-enhancing behavior.Īlso, just calling work sloppy, lazy, etc.that's not constructive criticism designed to encourage someone to do better. But following someone around slamming their work in multiple threads is, at least, rude.

If this was your first post to me, I apologize for misreading your statement. 'I still think' implies this isn't the first time you've called my work bad, I was busy with something else and didn't feel like going back to check the Apple Bloom thread.