Doom Diver is done! It took way longer than I thought, so I'm running out of time a little.
The Doom Diver!
Lard!
And from the front.
I'm mucho pleased with the ramp lube and the wood on top of the poles.
Doom Diver is done! It took way longer than I thought, so I'm running out of time a little.
The Doom Diver!
Lard!
And from the front.
I'm mucho pleased with the ramp lube and the wood on top of the poles.
A Loving God is Still a Master
Looks nice. I too like the wood effect on the ends of catapult frame. Keep up the good work.
Tournament came and went, and it was a blast. The astute reader (Hi Student!) might have noticed I haven't updated much lately. Partly because I was busy painting, partly because I felt I was talking to myself a little.
I didn't reach my goal of painting up everything, but I'm pretty pleased with what I did produce, and moreso that I finalized what I did, instead of going for some last-ditch panicky basecoating of the entire army (as I usually end up doing). I did paint up the BSB, chariot, Doom Diver, and 20 Orcs. I had to borrow a general, 10 Orcs, and the 6 Trolls.
Anyway, show and tell time. Fed up with Orcs, I did the chariot. I spendt way too long on it, especially the damn Goblins, but I'm very pleased with how it turned out, especially with the wolf swap. Looks trouble! A shame it's only 50 points and not likely to last past turn 2.
Swapped old school wolf with bad ass Space Wolf ones. Before...
...And after.
Paintjob.
Wolves.
Last edited by Makaber; 18-05-2012 at 15:14.
A Loving God is Still a Master
How did I miss that chariot conversion !? I really like it, and the painting is very nice as well. Love the white face on the wheels and the rusty metal parts.
The new wolves fit quite well also, a definite idea to keep in mind for the future of my own army
Visit and rate my fantasy log : A lot of green against a feeble mind
Models painted 2011= 45 / 2012 = 62 / 2013 = 7
Originally Posted by snottlebocket
That chariot is the money! The wolfswap is so genious, also because they make the goblins seem even smaller. The chekcers and the skulls you've done throughout this army so far just puts it over the top.
When I'm done with these skaven and dark elf armies I'm gonna run into the woods and never come back. And when I come back I'm gonna be the *********** knife master.
Cheers! Here's the Battle Standard Bearer, which is the last model I did before leaving for the tournament, so I has some time to give it a little extra loving. Looking at the pictures now, there's a couple of spots I'd like to touch up a little, but all in all I'm pretty pleased! Also, I tried adding a selective wash of Ogryn Flesh to some areas of the skin, which I really liked, gives it some or(c)ganic warmth. I might go over all of the other guys and do the same (Probably won't, though. Because lazy).
BSB! I'm not good at freehand so I stick with simple designs. Also, I suck at highlighting black.
Front. I really like the muscles around the armpit. It's a great sculpt all in all.
Back.
A Loving God is Still a Master
Fantastic stuff. And the badassery of the chariot is just... fearsome.
Ancient miniatures and new stuff in my Vampire Counts Plog
Very nice work, I love the way your skin tone has come out, plus the goblin doom diver is beautifully painted.
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