Didn't get as much stuff as I wanted done unfortunately, things popped up but heres what I've completed this weekend.
I'm pretty pleased with how the spider riders turned out but the spiders were a bit boring to paint.
I also finished 10 Night Goblins, Yay only another 50 to go. I've dubbed them the kreme kaps.
A blog about war gaming,painting and conversion to showcase personal projects and those for commissions.
Showing posts with label Orks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Orks. Show all posts
Saturday, 10 December 2011
Friday, 9 December 2011
Orks W.I.P., Of many sorts
I have had alot of free time in the lately but so many projects. I've been flitting from one to the other so I haven't really achieved much but to have a number of base coated models. However I'm planning to knuckle down and finnish them this weekend.
This is agroup of night goblins I'm working on at the moment. I won a prepainted army of them a couple of years ago and now that I have the time I'm painting them up to a high standard to sell the army off on ebay.
Here is a before and after shot of a group of spider riders. Slow progress on this but it has definitely speeded up since I removed their bases.
And this has been what has occupying most of my time lately, an ork nob. I basescoated the skin with knarloc green and then washed it before reapplying whilst avoiding the cracks. Whilst it would be easier to basecoat in Orkhide shade I have much more control with the tone of the model by applying the wash myself. This is especially useful for the face where I can make it warmer or cooler to distinguish it from the rest of the model.
I'm planning to start working on a dwark lord soon as well as finish off my squad of harlequins for my eldar army so it's shaping up to be a busy weekend.
This is agroup of night goblins I'm working on at the moment. I won a prepainted army of them a couple of years ago and now that I have the time I'm painting them up to a high standard to sell the army off on ebay.
Here is a before and after shot of a group of spider riders. Slow progress on this but it has definitely speeded up since I removed their bases.
And this has been what has occupying most of my time lately, an ork nob. I basescoated the skin with knarloc green and then washed it before reapplying whilst avoiding the cracks. Whilst it would be easier to basecoat in Orkhide shade I have much more control with the tone of the model by applying the wash myself. This is especially useful for the face where I can make it warmer or cooler to distinguish it from the rest of the model.
I'm planning to start working on a dwark lord soon as well as finish off my squad of harlequins for my eldar army so it's shaping up to be a busy weekend.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)














