Finished the latest commission. Lord and Lady Volker! Based on the Lord Inquisitor Hector Rex, his Retinue, and a Survivor from Kingdom Death. This was a labor of love, as the client had a very specific idea for the project. He's very happy, and I had a lot of fun doing it. I added the 'scenic base' at the end so he would have a little display. It's a group that's very important to him, and I wanted them to stand out. Bases from Dragon Forge Design, of course.
Showing posts with label Dragon Forge Designs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dragon Forge Designs. Show all posts
Tuesday, December 15, 2015
Sunday, July 26, 2015
Competition Entry - Dark Age Oathpourer
Just finished my entry for the first annual 'Eavier Metal 'Eadbangerz Painting Competition on Facebook. I was feeling a little stagnant recently, and this competition provided a great opportunity to paint a model from a new range and to try out some new paints and some new techniques. The model I chose was an Oathpourer from Dark Age. Just a phenomenal sculpt. Base is from Dragon Forge Designs (of course), and for the miniature itself I used only Scale75 paints. Some new techniques such as stippled leather and loaded brush blending were used, which was a really fun challenge. I'm really happy with how the model turned out (though of course there are a few dozen things I wish I did better; such is our endeavor). It was a nice change of pace and and really breathed some life into my hobby for the past couple weeks. Still working on the Bushido commission and a TON of Space Wolves! More pictures after the jump
Friday, June 26, 2015
Imperial Knight Quartet Finished. What a blast!
Recently finished a very fun project: 4 Imperial Knights! All four were built using the new Imperial Knight Warden kit, though only two of the four are magnetized. The Knight Crusader and Knight Warden (rusty wasteland bases) are static, as they are for my personal army. The Knight on the snow base and the knight on the grey sandy base are for clients and are fully magnetized. I knew I would enjoy painting these beasts, though I had no idea just how much I would love this project. It is truly one of those moments where the experience outstripped expectations. Hope you like the end result!
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Vallejo
Thursday, June 4, 2015
SQUATS!
What a trip down memory lane. I thoroughly enjoyed painting this little warband of Squats. The client put together this group to use in a house-ruled Necromunda style game and thus wanted a post-apocalyptic feel to them. I wanted to keep the palette to mainly earth tones but also wanted to make sure they weren't totally washed out like a lot of post-apoc stuff. The Bounty Hunter is from Necromunda, which to this day remains one of my favorite games to play (along with Gorkamorka! and Epic). Painting miniatures like these really take me back to my childhood and to the origins of my hobby, which is a wonderful experience. Hopefully someone has some Necromunda gangs lying around that they want painted!? (must..not...check..eBay...must resist!). I really like how they turned out, and that they look like a cohesive gang while maintaining a certain individuality.
More pictures after the jump!
More pictures after the jump!
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Monday, March 30, 2015
My Personal Horus Heresy Death Guard Army - 10,000 points (TONS of photos)
I'm doing this post to show off my Horus Heresy Death Guard Legion army that I collected and painted over the past year or so. I love the Death Guard fluff pre-heresy and jumped at the chance to realize my vision of a true foot-slogging, grinding, attritional but elite infantry detachment that had been in theatre for a while; with all their accompanying mud and dirt and grime that comes with sustained combat operations.
From a professional standpoint, this post will serve to illustrate the extent to which weathering techniques can be used and how I am able to execute a cohesive theme across such a large force. I'm in the process of selling the army to contribute to the family's savings and also re-invest in my commission business (lamp, paints, etc.). While I'm sad to see it go, my wife has given me carte blanche to rebuild this army and others in the future (that alone is worth the sale!).
Other than re-building this army, I have plans for a Word Bearers heavy assault themed force, A Dark Mechanicum army with accompanying Knights and Titans, as well as expanding my Solar Auxilia to include the yet-to-be-released Imperial Militia army list (Book 5), Knights, and Titans. I'll also probably do a loyalist legion down the road, maybe Space Wolves or Raven Guard or something. I just love the Horus Heresy and am looking forward to modeling themed forces for the foreseeable future.
All bases by Dragon Forge Designs.
Enjoy the pictures!
From a professional standpoint, this post will serve to illustrate the extent to which weathering techniques can be used and how I am able to execute a cohesive theme across such a large force. I'm in the process of selling the army to contribute to the family's savings and also re-invest in my commission business (lamp, paints, etc.). While I'm sad to see it go, my wife has given me carte blanche to rebuild this army and others in the future (that alone is worth the sale!).
Other than re-building this army, I have plans for a Word Bearers heavy assault themed force, A Dark Mechanicum army with accompanying Knights and Titans, as well as expanding my Solar Auxilia to include the yet-to-be-released Imperial Militia army list (Book 5), Knights, and Titans. I'll also probably do a loyalist legion down the road, maybe Space Wolves or Raven Guard or something. I just love the Horus Heresy and am looking forward to modeling themed forces for the foreseeable future.
All bases by Dragon Forge Designs.
Enjoy the pictures!
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