This came up on another thread: If using Citadel Nuln Oil as a wash you will most likely need to dilute it further with Lahmian Medium. I prefer to mix a little Rotring drawing ink into Klear (Future)floor polish.
Regards,
M
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The pictures speak for themselves:
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Erik, That’s a very realistic looking rock face and boulder… ask me how I know. And that forthcoming two-figure battle is a real cliffhanger! … Are you thinking of a couple of small stones dropping from just under the right figure’s foot, perhaps?
—mike 
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I like the way you’ve done that- I’m thinking of doing something like this in 75mm so this is very instructive. The height adds a nice sense of drama to the fight.
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Just catching up, all of it looks good. Ruck On!
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Tanks to all of you guys!
The idea with some small Rolling Stones under his foot is a good idea, thanks for that one:) /Erik
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More great work Erik. That rock face is superb. Keep it coming my friend, we love the updates 
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Thanks John!
I realize it’s interesting to work with a high base. I just played around with some figures I have.
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They all work really well … each one gives it a different look as well.
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Love the headless guy looking for his body …
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Hey, what happened to the Wal-Mart plastic chair?
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The first photo reminds me of the Princess Bride just before the sword duel when The Man in Black is climbing the Cliffs of Insanity.
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One of my fav films … " You killed my father …prepare to die "
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My daughter and friend started a podcast based the movie quote “Inconceivable”. And if you google it, it’s not the fertility one.
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I don’t know but I like it too.
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