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Hey all, its been awhile since I posted any works and I just got done with my wolf priest and I have to say that I'm really pleased with the way the helm and bone on the armor turned out. Plus this was my first time really trying highlighting (equal parts chaos black and codex grey). Tell me what you think. I will base him later too I just dont have that done yet either but Ill take ideas on that as well.

Thanks
Gareth

Nice paint job, but there's a huge mold line on the head!

I agree. It's a nice paintjob; I especially like the cloak and detail on the front side. However, there are a lot of very visible moldlines running all over the model

Nice, sadly I butchered my Ulric for a Termie priest. I agree about the lines, but other than that I'm impressed, but then...I'm biased...


Cry Fenris, and let slip the Wolves of Russ!

Thanks for the comments guys. So what would be the best way to deal with those lines, just getting a file and removing them that way or is there some other way to remove them efficiently?

Thanks
Gareth

scrape along them with your hobby knife lightly until they are gone, works perfectly well for me nice job btw

I like the maroon you added into the color scheme.

Thanks! The handle of the crozius was based in a mix of chaos black and scab red then I did scab red. The plasma gun is a mix of chainmail, scab red and blood red, and the cross and grenade are just drybrushed scab red.