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I love them! (Having only painted a few minis) Was there any trick to getting the teeth right?
Sorry if thats not what you wanna hear but... Just a rather small brush and hand eye coordination.
Oh I've accepted that the real trick is practice. I was just curious if you used any masking or base coat tricks to get them so well-defined. Thank you!
Only techniques I used for these models are basic drybrushing and layering. No washes.
EDIT for creatures or monster teeth you can use dark colors or straight up black as base color (of the mouth) before you paint in the teeth so you get a strong contrast.