I have to admit, this is one wicked model the CSM got from GW here. But
it's also a hell of effort to paint it and I nearly despaired of the
paintjob, especially because of all those golden rims on the wings.
However, with a good playlist on my computer and some iron stamina I
could finish the model eventually.
Here you can vote for the model on CMON if you'd like to : http://www.coolminiornot.com/318972
Auch wenn mir das Modell an sich nicht so besonders gefällt, ist die Bemalung top.
ReplyDeleteEcht schön anzusehen, was du da insgesamt herausgeholt hast. Und ich kann mir gut vorstellen, dass das Teil bemaltechnisch ein "Pain-in-the-Ass" war. (*O*)
btw. Das mit den Kasrkin hat sich erst einmal erledigt. Dennoch danke!
Nice and atmospheric piece, gj!
ReplyDeleteThank you very much, that motivates a lot.
ReplyDeleteGreat work on this.. like how the blood and gore came out especially!
ReplyDeleteOh that's Nice! I dig the more subtle color palettle and the blood use. Not overdone, but clearly gory.
ReplyDeleteI also like the grey/purple organic areas. Looks appropriate :)
Thanks, guys! Really appreciate it.
ReplyDeleteFor the love of god, PLEASE tell me how you achieved that kick ass gore effect! If I can learn the secret to good gore painting, I swear....I'll go back and bloody up every model wielding a weapeon (which is to say, all of them)!!
ReplyDeleteThanks!
Hi Ian!
ReplyDeleteFor the love of all four Chaos Gods, I will happily tell you. Or rather show you! A friend of mine - mad matt - made a video tutorial for this gore effect. Check it out:
http://brushandminiaturetorture.blogspot.de/2011/12/video-tutorials-by-mad-matt_06.html
Wait...so....its JUST tamiya x-27 and black paint, mixed together, allowed to sort of dry, then applied via stippling?
ReplyDeleteThats it?! But, its so easy! I dont believe you. Sorcery is surely involved.
Hey Ian, there might be some ruinous powers involved, but overall it's simple as that. Nice effects don't necessarily have to be difficult. :)
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