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Just did this for the shop out of gratuity for their awesomeness.

Not great, but should prove to be suitable for terrain for future tourneys.


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Sorry about the picture quality, I didn't have Photoshop on hand to fix the levels, so they are a bit darker than I would prefer.

Very cool. How did you go about doing the statue?

They look pretty good to me. Nice stone tone on the aquila.

How did you paint the statue? That thing is beautiful.

I like the stone on the aquila - any tips?

The statue is just lots of drybrushed metallics with two layes of patina. Did Tin Bitz as a base, then did bronzes, with a layer of patina, which was turquoise of some combination watered down. After that dried, I did the process again and then did up the base.

The Aquila was just a lot of paint layers in that color family and a lot of washes and drybrushing.

Glad you guys like them.

The Honoured Imperium set is so awesome and you painted it well. Great job man. The Aquila is awesome what paints did you use?

Thanks. I used GW paints on everything. I did it on the fly, so I don't quite remember just which ones. I know the Aquila used a lot of Desert Yellow.

Not bad. espceially like the aqulia