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Sigzo wrote:
I was also displeased with the big flat spaces on my wraithlord and since other people agreed I decided to fix it and here's the fix. I quite like it.

I'm thinking you're done with this model, but . . .

First of all, I really, really like the pose. The idea of putting the gun on the head first was genius -- it really looks like he is sighting down the weapon. An anthropomorphism I know, as he doesn't even have eyes, but that's obviously what you were going for and I think it looks aces. The only thing that bugs me is that he aiming "down." It feels "off" to me. I think the effect would be even more impressive if he were aiming straight or even a little up. He's probably lining up a tank, so it should be more level with his eye line, shouldn't it. I don't know how easy it would be to rock the torso back a smidge, as all my wraithlords are the old, impossible to pose kind, so you probably shouldn't listen me at all.

But even so, that's a really nice model.

I also like the way you did the edging on the tanks. Looks like its shimmering.

Your highlighting effects are craazy cool.

Finished painting the magnet weapon towers for my force, along with a few objectives. Here they are:

Weapons with magnets


Objectives