Wow 2 posts in one day.
I just thought I would show you guys a couple of pics of my home made warhound that I have been working on for what seems like years.
I got the plans from BWC archive on Yahoo groups.
There is still a great deal to do on this guy, but I am still tinkering with it. I will probably need to remake the mega bolter as it didn't turn out quite as well as I had hoped and the paint work needs reworking.
Wednesday, 23 February 2011
The Reivers (Khorne Bezerkers)
Here is the start of my world eaters, I have always been an incredibly slow painter so I thought I would try something different for Khornes chosen.
I spray painted them black, then got my daughter Niamh to dry brush them Mecherite Red, before untidily highlighting them with Blood Red and painting in the gold.
Then I decided to use Army Painters quick shade, now this is the first time I have tried dipping so there were lessons to be learnt.
1 A quick in and out of the tin is all the model needs, (too long causes to much of the dip to pool on the model)
2 Flicking the dipped model is essential to remove excess dip, if this isn't done then it will pool and harden which leads to the dip obscuring the detail.
3 Leave the model for over 24 hours before spraying on the varnish, if you don't then the model will "frost".
after the bezerkers had been dipped and sprayed I then painted on the details.
I am fairly content with the results, It wasn't as fast I had hoped it would be, but It was certainly a great deal faster than painting in my usual methods.
I spray painted them black, then got my daughter Niamh to dry brush them Mecherite Red, before untidily highlighting them with Blood Red and painting in the gold.
Then I decided to use Army Painters quick shade, now this is the first time I have tried dipping so there were lessons to be learnt.
1 A quick in and out of the tin is all the model needs, (too long causes to much of the dip to pool on the model)
2 Flicking the dipped model is essential to remove excess dip, if this isn't done then it will pool and harden which leads to the dip obscuring the detail.
3 Leave the model for over 24 hours before spraying on the varnish, if you don't then the model will "frost".
after the bezerkers had been dipped and sprayed I then painted on the details.
I am fairly content with the results, It wasn't as fast I had hoped it would be, but It was certainly a great deal faster than painting in my usual methods.
Tuesday, 22 February 2011
Butcher Lord Hathor (Kharn Proxy)
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