Work begins on the final chosen.
I still have a second Bolter chosen to do, but yeah, it sucks, so probably wont paint that!
Work begins on the final chosen.
I still have a second Bolter chosen to do, but yeah, it sucks, so probably wont paint that!
I have finally had a day off, and decided to finish painting this guy.
It’s an okay paint job, I lost focus with him a little due to the large break between starting him and finishing. Still, not bad for a model I’ll likely never play a game with! 😀
I have had next to no time at all to paint anything these last few days due to my new job, however I have managed to pop a little paint on this next Chosen!
No rest for the wicked!
Second Chosen marine finished!
I struggled with the pipes around his head. The detail was pretty high and it threw me a little!
Still, onwards and upwards!
First chosen finished!
Base is still a little wet, but I wanted to get a picture before the light went completely!
This is a horrible miniature to paint.
The detail on these minis is pretty remarkable, but what I have noticed (for me anyway), is that once they are under coated and you put just a layer of paint on them, the detail seems to disappear.
Anyway, he’s just another WIP. Still need to finish him today, but I am hoping this is a one off, as the other chosen models seem to be much better cast.
So, now and then I do commission work. These two were used as objective markers in my clubs huge apocalypse game for the end of a campaign.
Sadly I missed the day itself, but I hear the navigator (or is it astropath?) won the day, as he had turned to chaos, and chaos won!Â
Anyway, I just thought I’d share them.
Started a test mini on my first chosen model.
These models are infuriating really. A little like the cultists, the models look pretty awesome in general, but there are a lot of areas on the mini where the plastic is stretched due tot he moulding process. It’s just so annoying.