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Made in fr
Torch-Wielding Lunatic




France (Angers)

Hi everyone.

Like many of us, I have been a long time lurker of Dakka², watching with amazement and sometimes awe all imperial related plogs. Being a rather early (if not old) hobbyst (1997), I only have beend playing 2nd Ed for 4 years. I must admit I tried 5th Ed but was not very fond of playing anymore.

After having moved home 4 or 5 times, I always wondered what I would do with all that hobby stuff that was collecting dust in various boxes. So I decided to switch from a rather big IG army to a smaller scale in the ways of Inq28. What I am about to show is based on the last Inquisition codex though. And is not meant to be played with, only to show a slow pace plog as a way to keep me motivated.

Actually, everything related to the hobby can be found on my blog here : http://13ecadia.blogspot.fr/

So I will update this plog here accordingly to my blog posts.

Oh, before any questions arise after reading me, please excuse my writing for I am a(nother) French hobbyst :evilgrin:

Now I am highly motived and under fierce adrenaline rush. I bought new stuff and realised that I do need some kind of plan to get things organised. I discovered a small PC program that will help me cut my project into smaller pieces. Here it is : http://www.warhammer-forum.com/index.php?showtopic=139155

It allows for a given amount of points to split the completion of your army into several sessions. Here, and according to the brand new Codex : Inquisition, I roughly have 900 points of pure inquisitorial force.

Here is how I plan the on-going process of assembling and painting my inquisitorial escort.
Steps are :

1. Purchase
2. Conversion
3. Basecoat
4. Paint job
5. Basing

Each session should (hopefully) last 1 month ...

Actual state of my progress :



The different steps :
1.




2.




3.




4.


Step 4 is far away from today so I have not really thought things through yet. However, there should be some Dark Elves and Ghouls involved

Sometime in the near future, I will post the fluff around those agents of the Inquisition. I have wrote a few lines that I'd be glad to share with you.

All in all, a lot of work to come so I got to go to work on that !



Automatically Appended Next Post:
Here is what I gathered. Since I don't plan on playing with them, I tried to best match up with a WYSIWYG eye.

=][= Inquisitorial Escort - The Bleaux Controversy =][= (921pts)

QG (202.0pts)
1 x Inquisitor Vlad Dvorakà 73.0pts = 73.0pts
Psyker + Power armor + force sword + combi-plasma
1 x Inquisitor Jacobus Sprengerà 120.0pts = 120.0pts
Psyker + Terminator armour + powersword + psycanon + brain mines
3 x Servo-skullsà 3.0pts = 9.0pts

Elite (719.0pts)
Warband Dvorak (274.0pts)
3 x Weapon servitor
heavy bolter
1 x Brother Marculus
Liber Heresius + plasma gun
1 x Chrysos Thome
Psyker
1 x Orash Voliam
Psyker
6 x Inquisitorial shock troopers
carapace armour + melta bombs + hot-shot lasgun + plasma gun + meltagun
1 x Chimera
Truesilver armour
Warband Sprenger (445.0pts)
5 x Arco-flagellant
5 x Death Cult Assassin
1 x Brother Marcirisus
Plasma pistol
1 x Land Raider Crusader
Extra armour + psybolt ammo

Créé par le logiciel "Targol Warfo CdA manager V2.0"


Automatically Appended Next Post:
A little update on this slow pace project.

Inquisitor Dvorak got more than just a plain rejuvenat treat, he simply changed face.



As for inquisitor Sprenger, he got a bit of a facelift too :



His left arm will not be left as such, I plan on adding a kind of pelt to hide the gap of his armpit. And his back will be draped in a cloak. I am really new to GS manipulation so I'll follow a few tuts here and there...

If you stop by this post, I will be glad to read your comments. I know I have a long way to go to achieve what I have in mind and I know I can do it thanks to your thoughts on this

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Made in gb
Mighty Gouge-Horn






Wow! first of all! This is a really cool project you have started here! I won't lie, I got very confused by the tables with the purchasing/conversions/painting percentages, but I'm still impressed at your organisation, that's more organised than I have ever been for a project!

As for the actual models I really really like what you have done so far, the terminator inquisitor in particular looks really good, that heresy style armour works really well as an inquisitor, and I cant wait to see your attempt at a greenstuff cloak.

In short I have subscribed and am look forwards to seeing more of your stuff, even if it is done slowly, I often find that taking your time on models makes nicer end results.

   
Made in fr
Torch-Wielding Lunatic




France (Angers)

 J-paint wrote:
Wow! first of all! This is a really cool project you have started here! I won't lie, I got very confused by the tables with the purchasing/conversions/painting percentages, but I'm still impressed at your organisation, that's more organised than I have ever been for a project!

As for the actual models I really really like what you have done so far, the terminator inquisitor in particular looks really good, that heresy style armour works really well as an inquisitor, and I cant wait to see your attempt at a greenstuff cloak.

In short I have subscribed and am look forwards to seeing more of your stuff, even if it is done slowly, I often find that taking your time on models makes nicer end results.


Thanks a lot for your comments J-paint! I'll have a go at the cloack tonight, I'll let you know if it is a win or a fail

   
Made in us
Blood Angel Captain Wracked with Visions






Your blog is off to a great start

 
   
Made in fr
Torch-Wielding Lunatic




France (Angers)

 Dreadclaw69 wrote:
Your blog is off to a great start

Thank you sir !

As promised, I had a try at making some GS fur

I am, well, torn apart between thinking it looks good and it looks awkward. Let me read your thoughts on this please :

I eventually cut it in two, as you may notice.







The bottom right part will be added some claws







What do you think ? I think it could be improved but I don't know in what ways ...

Please let me know your C&C

   
Made in us
Blood Angel Captain Wracked with Visions






From my amateur perspective (and having not used GS before in any real amount) it looks like the fur needs to be finer and more hair like. These videos give a better description of what I mean.












 
   
Made in gb
Mighty Gouge-Horn






I think that largely your attempt was really pretty damn good! And would be fine to use as it is, but that said there might be things you can do to improve it, the main reason some bits may look odd is because there are round smooth lumps, and that just doesn't happen in fur, you could try cutting notches out of any rounded bits of green stuff, especially near the edges, which may improve the look, or as dreadclaw suggests finer fur, so thinner lines, I'm not sure what you are using for tools here, but i can strongly reccommend both clay shaping tools and dentists tools (sounds weird i know!) But the little pointed ended instruments are very good for making very fine hair or fur like this.

Hopefully that all makes sense, and don't be discouraged! what you have done is awesome!

   
Made in us
Longtime Dakkanaut






Charleston, SC

This is all looking very nice. Excited to see where you take us, Colonel Krieg!

   
Made in fr
Torch-Wielding Lunatic




France (Angers)

Oh Dreadclaw69, thank you so much for your tips ! I only had time to watch the last video and I now understand what you mean by 'finer and more hair like'. Unfortunately, I won't have time to give it a try until Saturday ... I'll let you know my progress if progress be.

@J-paint : you are right, the error I made was to sculpt the 'hair' once the GS piece was glued on the model. I'll work on side model to get used to it.

@Moltar : Thank you sir for your encouragements !

This week-end will be hopefully very hobby-oriented with my Ogryns coming into play.

Thanks a lot for your C&C

   
Made in fr
Torch-Wielding Lunatic




France (Angers)

Well, Karitas, over at my blog, also proved to be willing to help me with his tuts.

Now, I need to compile every tips and make my best to reproduce a worthy pelt ...

Stay tuned

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Made in us
Blood Angel Captain Wracked with Visions






Happy to help this plog has the makings of something very special so I thought I'd help out as best I can

 
   
Made in fr
Torch-Wielding Lunatic




France (Angers)

 Dreadclaw69 wrote:
Happy to help this plog has the makings of something very special so I thought I'd help out as best I can

Your are giving me a great honnor ! Thanks a lot

Errrhh, well, I ... just ... couldn't ... wait any longer !

I realised a couple of things : there is the GW fur and the other furs. There is the "long thin S method" and the "V shape style". So I went for the "other GW S & V school"...

I feel relieved that the fur is looking better, even though I had to keep the previous "side pelts". So as to stop brainstorming at work on how should I sculpt my Sprenger's pelt, I'll leave it as is.

Once again, thank you very much everyone for your support and tips !

Here are the results (*drumroll*)









Once cured, I'll give the borders a bite so as to give it more, erh, edge ...

Oh, since J-paint asked, I have a whole lot of tools, for not being equipped enough has been my main apology for procrastinating during the last couple of years ...



Cheers

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Made in gb
Mighty Gouge-Horn






Now that sir is an impressive armoury! Really nice collection of tools! Puts mine to shame. But I have to say the fur looks a thousand times better, whatever method you used this time It looks absolutely amazing, really really impressed with the improvement....Did i mention that it looks impressive?

   
Made in fr
Torch-Wielding Lunatic




France (Angers)

 J-paint wrote:
Now that sir is an impressive armoury! Really nice collection of tools! Puts mine to shame. But I have to say the fur looks a thousand times better, whatever method you used this time It looks absolutely amazing, really really impressed with the improvement....Did i mention that it looks impressive?


hehe thanks mate ! I also find the pelt better that way

Now, I'll move on with my ogryns conversion as HB servitors.

I'll keep you posted

   
Made in fr
Torch-Wielding Lunatic




France (Angers)

Well, not much done this weekend, no quite as I have planned ... whatever

I am off for the season meetings and meals, so this is a bit of a break.

However I did a bit of mold trials :



and I also worked on the HB servitors backpacks :



and a mockup :


Merry Christmas everyone and happy New Year !

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Made in gb
Mighty Gouge-Horn






Very nice indeed, looks like you have a good method for your GS press moulds, looking forwards to seeing it complete!

   
Made in fr
Torch-Wielding Lunatic




France (Angers)

 J-paint wrote:
Very nice indeed, looks like you have a good method for your GS press moulds, looking forwards to seeing it complete!

Thanks J-paint, I simply followed this tut here : http://warhammer-empire.com/theforum/index.php?topic=44415.0#top and it worked really fine.

January should see myself learning how to cast and mould ... hopefully

C U

   
Made in us
Blood Angel Captain Wracked with Visions






That fur looks significantly better Those Ogryn conversions are looking interesting too

 
   
Made in fr
Torch-Wielding Lunatic




France (Angers)

Well, I'll spoil a bit on my Ogryns then

Armour + back
Spoiler:


Boots
Spoiler:


Gauntlet
Spoiler:


Backpack
Spoiler:
Inspired by the notorious Super Mutant, Horrible Gelatinous Blob... "Atlas" Jack!


And most important, the face !





\m/ \m/

yeah, I am a DnB addict. Since 1996 !


Spoiler:
I found this one which reminds me of Zardonic's mask. Very interesting for an inquisitorial HB servitor.

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