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Shocktroopers are done.

The start of the Bane Knights.

I love the warmachine models Sharp looking models amigo

malfred wrote:The start of the Bane Knights.

I think you should show moar of them!

Editted for horrible grammar.

Totally. I actually varnished them right before the rain started yestereve.

malfred wrote:Shocktroopers are done.

woo what color are the broze ( gold? ) used on these?

Vallejo bright bronze washed with Vallejo Sepia ink (probably very similar to
Devlan Mud, though I'm not sure). I can't remember if I highlighted with
straight up bright bronze or if I added silver to the mix or if I got REALLY lazy
and used silver on the bronze.

In January, I also began work on the Ferox.

love the man-o-wars. (did i get it right?) nice, orange and cute.

enmitee wrote:love the man-o-wars. (did i get it right?) nice, orange and cute.

Cute? CUTE?

Yeah, I agree. I like em' too.

And yes, close enough (I can never figure out which parts of the name are capitalized).

Bane Knights continued.

Those Man-O-Wars are quite macadocious, Malfred. Some of your best work yet, I dare say.

Blurry photos help.

The Ferox start to take shape. This is after a wash.

I was doubting the fur color on the ferox as it seemed to be much too green, but the wash seems to fix it. They are shaping up nicely.

It's not so much green in its base form as a very light brown lazily
painted over black primer.

I think that's a hair stuck to the bane knight.

If it didn't cost so much, I might start playing warmachine.

Depends on how big you want to start. The issue is, of course,
playing lots of armies and lots of options.

A block of 20 Corsairs. I'm still trying to figure out how I want the army to work, but
visually I like the look of 25 Corsair blocks. That probably means it's not going to be
effective, but I'll plan the modeling based on the looks for now since I spend more time
painting than playing.

Malfred, as for whatever you did to fix the verdigris on the Bane Knights, I think it worked well. The bits of bronze showing through on the weapons really livens it up I think.

Hordini wrote:Malfred, as for whatever you did to fix the verdigris on the Bane Knights, I think it worked well. The bits of bronze showing through on the weapons really livens it up I think.

I *think* it was just a drybrush over.

Early pics of my khador stuff. I can field a 750 pt eButcher army.

Re-titled the thread.

Corsair with black ink on the cloaks.

I've just got to say... wow!
I've spent a good two hours looking at this blog and Im amazed, your models are so... snazzy.
I guess thats the only word I can use really as I've never seen anything like these before but Im blown away by them all, the colour is just jawdropping.

Keep posting more of those pictures!

Cameras are generally nice to my stuff. They look more real in person and not as nice.

The infantry Khador before washes and things.

Beast-09 with some highlights.

The Praetorian Ferox Riders! Go, Battlecats!

The overpowered Bane Knights are done.