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Lordhat wrote:I would do something to draw a bit more attention to the ork faces on the Obliterator's bums, but other than that very well done!

Thanks
Yea, I have similar thoughts too. When I drybrushed the flesh (before flesh wash) I added several layers of green to get an effect of an ork being trapped behind the Oblits flesh, but sadly the wash removed all green colors. I will try to add more green again on top of the wash and add rotten flesh/bone white/skull white highlighting.

I am currently working on the second Oblit and when I add flesh wash this time I will add water when washing the ork faces to avoid removng all greenskin colors.

Btw, the barrels are fixed, not the ork face...... http://www.coolminiornot.com/215192

/Martin

Second Obliterator is ready... I am afraid that I might have rushed this one.... be honest.... is this any good??



/Martin

The yellow on the Ork could use a bit of work, but otherwise not bad!

a94marbo wrote:Second Obliterator is ready... I am afraid that I might have rushed this one.... be honest.... is this any good??



/Martin

what did you mix to make that tan color and the green i love it

very good job