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Showing posts with label Daemons of Chaos. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Daemons of Chaos. Show all posts
The last Bloodcrusher of Khorne for my current Daemon army commission got finished yesterday evening. The last thing to paint now is an Exalted Chariot of Slaanesh.
The next 9 miniatures for the customer got finished today: Dire Wolves It's only 9 because in one of the sprues one head was missing and the customer said it was okay if I only painted the 9 complete ones.
The work on the Daemons of Chaos commission army has begun anew and with finishing the Bloodletter riders the next bunch of Bloodcrushers is done finally:
I dissembled my airbrush pistol yesterday evening to clean it after having finished the airbrush work on the Juggernauts and today I wanted to assemble it so I could start working on the Bloodletter riders.... and then it happened. Screwed slightly too strong, the jet nozzle's thread broke.
I ordered a new one today. That little crap of a jet nozzle costs ~ 10 EUR! Hope I receive it soon.
As I could not paint or even prime anything today I searched my bitz box for some nice weapons and something that could be used as a Icon of Glory Chaos as I will have to paint another 6 Terminators for a tournament in January. This is what I found:
The next model I painted for the customer was Skulltaker himself. He'll get some static grass on his base as soon as the customer gives his o.k. for the paint job and when I varnished him.
The claws and teeth were first painted with Citadel's Dheneb Stone, then washed with Devlan Mud and highlightes with VGC's Off White. The eyes were carefully painted white.
After glueing some static grass onto the bases with PVA glue and painting the bases' eged black, the squad is FINISHED!
Step VIII:
Paint the swords, tongues, the banner and all other kinds of equipment Chaos Black:
Step IX:
Now highlight the edges of the swords with Adeptus Battlegrey and Codex Grey. I painted a thin line of Codex Grey along the middle of the blades afterwards.
The banner was highlighted with a mix of Chaos Black and Adeptus Battlegrey, adding more and more of the latter. The upper sides of the tongues were painted with Adeptus Battlegrey and then washed with Badab Black.