Showing posts with label Orboros. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Orboros. Show all posts

Thursday, July 19, 2012

A satyricon?

So
A quick run through of a Gnarlhorn Satyr today. He's a large lad as you can see with the comparison shot at the end. Middle figure is normal 28mm scale. That's how big the Satyr is in comparison.
Started with my typical gradient undercoat technique

I then put on the basecoats of all the colours. I used Vallejo Elfish flesh for the fur,tuscor fur for the leather and oldskool dwarf bronze for the armour. Horns done with army painter skeleton bone with a little off white for a change.


Washes applied. Army painter soft tone, GW old green wash and ogryn flesh on the horn.




I tried to get a fur texture going on the...erm...fur but I don't think it came out too well. Hair was black with some administratum grey and dark reaper highlights. Eye was my usual white with yellow wash with black dot for the pupil


And this shot gives you an idea of the scale. Yeah I'm working on some decent basing materials.

More Kickstarter madness



this looks to be a really nice set of Chaos type warriors. Its always good to support the smaller companies, so get to it.


Also a finished kickstarter by Antimatter Games caught my eye due to the models and a setting under the sea.


Saturday, July 14, 2012

Bark at the moon

So

My car is currently in tiny little bits at the mechanic but hey..I get to drive a modded Audi 1.8v Quattro. Yuuuum

Back to the circle and here we have a warpwolf and a skinwalker.

Things to take into account here is that the really old GW ink is great for doing the green inlays. You can see the difference between the GW ink on the skinwalker and the new GW washes on the warpwolf.

God I love these models...

In other news I'm thinking about doing some work on converting some GW empire and dark elves into mini kingdom under fire based groups. Kingdom under fire being the pc to Xbox to when the hell are you going to release the next game....game. A mix of rts and dynasty warriors that I cannot sing the praises of high enough.