Blood Ravens Ironclad Dreadnought

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**Ouze**

Well, I'm in the home stretch on my Ironclad. Unfortunately, that's frequently the worst place to be, if you're one of my minis - I have a ton that are "nearly complete" that I got sick of. Hopefully if I post pics I'll be encourage to actually bring it home. The only things left to do are dullcote and whatever touchups are suggested here. I also haven't done the banner, but probably won't since every banner I have every done looks awful.

Also, this is the first one I have lighted.

**LunaHound**

@_@

the caution stripes are impressive , how did you do it?

im guessing decals , but then im still impressed how you get it perfectly around the raised areas!

( what colors are the shoulders? they are BEAUTIFUL )

**Jake Bake A Cake**

I must firstly say WOW

I've heard of lighted models but have never seen a dreadnought lighted. It looks absolutely brilliant.

Personally i wouldn't add a banner. i just dont think it would work that well. Right now it looks great. In terms of suggestions theres not much to suggest really.

great job

**Ouze**

banner stripes are indeed decals. I printed off a sheet of my own transfers using instructions from here. I went very light on the spray coat so they'd be as flexible as possible, and then used Gunze Mr. Mark Setter & Mr. Mark Softer after also reading advice here - they are totally kickass products and I love them. You gotta go easy on the Mr. Mark Softer though, or else it turns into Mr. Mark Melter and your decal crinkles up.

The shoulders are Privateer P3 Hammerfall Khaki, washed with Badab Black. I think I planned to do a P3 Basecoat and then do Kommando Khaki, but was happy with the P3 as is.

**Slinky**

Fantastic. Jaw-Dropping. Nice!

**SagesStone**

That looks good, I like the lighting

**J.Black**

That's really, really great! Love the pose of the thing, especially the ork being crushed underfoot - gives me a fuzzy feeling inside

If you have more like this pls post them! Don't be worrying if they're slightly unfinished, if they're to this quality, it surely don't matter.

**KingCracker**

Dat boy died a good deff.

That is a super cool dred man. Thats easily a center piece for an army

**McNutty**

Awesome dread, I agree Jake on the banner. I don't think it would add anything special to the model.

Looks tight the way it is.

Well done.

**Jake Bake A Cake**

Just a question on lighting, you may or may not be able to help me with this.

A friend of mine has a monolith and wishes to light up the inside. Using a (what seems to be) similar set up as yours he was able to light up the bottom but the crystal at the top as sadly neglected. Do you know of a way to light a much larger area with several points of exposure?

**Battle Brother Loken**

Everything is so impressive besides the ork which looks a bit to poorly painted compared to the rest of the wonderful model

**Captain Shrike**

GRRRRAET! Now all I think it needs is some orky blood

**Karchev**

Thats pretty darn awesome dreadnought you got there!

**Elthrai**

Dude... wow... that thing is pure awesome.

**EzeKK**

Very cool! Looks pretty sweet.

**CatPeeler**

Excellent work, sir.

*golf clap*

**anticitizen013**

Very nice! I like the light idea... I may steal that. But knowing me I'll be too lazy and probably wont