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No its forge world...I am 99.9% sure anyways..

I love your work!

How did you do the eyes on the contemptor dreadnought? They look like they really are glowing!

Many thanks to people

@ balsak_da_mighty: Because of the claws, yes that's true would normally evaporate the blood, but because I wanted to put a little something, so that the correct determination of Space Wolves comes up ^ ^


@ Teeffless: This is the Forge World Ork http://www.forgeworld.co.uk/Warhammer-40000/ORK-MEK-BOSS-BUZZGOB.html

Glad that you like it, thank you


@ Cave_Dweller: That's easy, I've painted the lenses with Skull White and then stained with highly diluted Scorpion Green lenses, so the center can still be seen in something white.

I am not the biggest fan pf weathering. But everything looks very fine.

I totaly love your DE Bike. Looks like direct form the helish , dystopian, lower sites of Cormorragh.

That's nice that you like the minis still useable even if you're not a big fan of weathering and erosion of miniatures.

I understand that, unfortunately, not very sorry: dystopian, lower sites of Cormorragh ^^

Very nice. Love the gritty look. Don't care if the blood on the lightning claws is "realistic" or not, it looks awesome and I am gonna steal it for my Flesh Tearers.

Great work.

Excellent work on everything. I like that you have quite an eclectic collection of miniatures that are painted. You definitely have weathering/battle damage down well. Some of my favorite pieces are the imp fist storm and your orc. The orc skin is incredible!

@ Xenocidal: Thank you, nice that even though it is unrealistic with the blood, the blood still useable like
The blood with which you can steal and take to calm your Tearers Flesh: D

Tamyia Clear Red and Scorched Brown


@ Item: Even you MERCI ^ ^
That was the matrimonial Ork Skin easily and has not lasted long.

Graveyard Earth and Bleached Bone 50:50
The different shaded off then with the washes of GW and stained.
Then when everything is dry with the basic color of the high place to go again and then only with Bleached Bone, the top of muscles. Done is the skin.

I do not want to know now, but I'd had time to write on it ^ ^

Wow... Just.. Wow.
These are all amazing! I really love the natural colours and weathering. Good job!

wow that looks great

Wow, really nice models!

Lovin the Ork!

Joske De Veteraan wrote:best bloodsplatter i've ver seen in my life

+1 Those bloodsplatter are really gritty. Did you use a sponge to apply the paint?

It all looks really good! Really, it's much better than I could do, probably.

That said, you want constructive criticism, presumably?

The fantasy Ogre... I don't play fantasy. But I'm under the impression that Ogres in fantasy are no more clean than Ogryn in 40k. And that guy (plus his wolf-elephant-thing) look like they just went through a car-wash. Way too squeaky clean. I'd slap a layer of ink/wash over them both to filthify them up a bit.

Vanquisher varian Leman Russ tanks have a long-bore cannon, yes. Thing is, to my eye, the cannon on yours is way TOO long. The Russ in general is front-heavy, admittedly. And I like that you've added the back engine deck and trench rockers. I may steal that idea if/when I ever get around to doing yet more Russes of my own. Kudos. Still, even with that, the barrel is just too long. Maybe it's an optical illusion from the camera but it also looks like the barrel is "drooping" quite a bit. It's hard to get a really straight and long barrel with resin (and to a lesser extent plastic), I know. Still, to my eye it's too long (maybe cut/reduce 1.5-2") and looks like it's drooping. Maybe it sticks out as a flaw since the rest of the model looks so damned good?

Anyway, I'm not knocking. Everything looks really good. But I think those couple of things would make a world of difference.

@ kimzi, Captainsolstice, and Ogryn Soaponrope37: It's nice to read that you like the work

@ Kuchulainn: Dasfür I used a sponge.

@ Ivan: Well they liked, thank you, see the clean scheme that is so desired by the customer without dirt ^ ^ why so clean out.

Then to the barrel of the tank, which was commissioned and Tum is cast by Forge World, of, so there is nothing to it myself tinkering. These are all the parts are cast by Forge World and GW, and since I can not change anything to it, because there are not things my ^ ^

So, I'm even a few new WIP's
It is about Dark Eldar harpies.
Arms, eyes are done, just like the stuff, but knife wound weapons still need something to get color. Unfortunately, because I know if my client not only the so-suits

I hope you like them

Brilliant looking models, i love the weathering on the guard tanks.

All the minis in this thread are amazing! I really like the weathering on your tanks and the gore effect that you used on the Mek and the SW Terminator.

Fantastic work!!! I am blown away by the crazy skills here. How did you create that blood effect? What technique did you use?

I'm really happy that everything is so well received here in the forum, thank you very much

@ Greyguy13: The blood consists of Tamiya Clear Red and Scorched Brown, or may even be mixed with Chaos Black, depending on taste.
I then applied the sponge with a blister.

Awesome work.

I like the muted colours, grinds them into a near realism style, really looks nice. I bet it looks stunning when they are all together on the tabletop.

I also have to say thats some of the blood work I have ever seen, excellent spray patterns and effects from the hits. Really nice.

Outstanding painting my friend. Did you use a makeup-applicator to get those fine weathering marks on the psace marine armor or some other method?

How did you do the blood splatter effect? Was it with a bit of extra foam and some reds layered ontop of eachother?

As for the lightning claws. The blood would have fried off when the claws were activated again. Normally marines with claws will plunge them in to the victum while activated and then deactivate them so as not to cauteraize the wound and to inflict as much suffering as possible. This is the usual with Space Wolves, Chaos Space Marines, and the like.

When i saw the couple of first pics, I was like "meh, better than average", after I saw the ork I was like "Holy c***, and when I saw the chaos warriors I was like "I LOVE THIS GUY, FOR CHAOOOSS!!"

@Morathi: Many thanks, great to see you like the realism of my miniatures am also the type of realism, I hope I can continue and expand the paint sometime even better.


@Centurionpainting: I've weathered the pigments and the AK Interactive and MIK Washes.
Make-up because I have not used a sponge, I've used for chipping.


@Lysenis: The blood I made with Tamyia Clear Red and Scorched Brown and dabbed with a sponge. That's all ^ ^

I know when the claws are in power because the glue can eigendlich no blood, but I think it's just great ^ ^



@The Epic: But there is a chaos fan ^ ^
The chaos warriors are really great of her to sculpt, let's see if there are what is new as the new appearance.



So here even my former Blood Angels Army, she now has a different owner.
I wanted to show you still useable again, I hope you like it, have fun watching

I love that earthshaker.

Unusual skintone on the Ork, by the way - what did you use?

I love tha blood on the lightning fist, even though it shouldn't be there.

Wonderful Blood angels. They just look stunning.
Amazing work!

Very very nice work on those matey good job. Can you share any advice on weathering tanks?

@A Kvlt Ghost: Thanks, I painted the skin with a blend of Graveyard Earth and Bleched Bone.
Then put the top brushed very lightly with Bleached Bone and then shaded off with Devlun Mud, and the lilac wash of GW and varied purely associated with, that's it.


@Norn King: Well, it's impossible W40k since everything is possible and even looks good out ^ ^
It should at least Glad you like it



@Flying Pooo: Thank your Very Mutch
I am pleased that you like the very Blood Angels so well


@Theofilos: Thanks

So to the weathering of the tank or the tank, since there are many possible different things you can do something.

In the Imperial armor I have for example the damage applied with a sponge, like the Blood Angels tanks and Dreadnoughts. Then I smear created using oil paints and articles with all the rust and mud created by AK Interactive. There is also Turtorials on their side.
Or just even with pigments, apply to dry because when you want it and then go over it with alcohol. Later, when it is zufriden afford a fixer of MIG pigments so you can put on it there too quiet without what is rubbed off.


So here once more a finished job I've done yesterday, I hope you like it.
This is the new Necron: