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Very nice model and I like both colour schemes the black might have looked nice with the gold trim as well.

I 2nd the above poster if your ever looking to sell a copy of your kos let me know.

 Fluid_Fox wrote:

Aye, I dig both paint schemes. I suppose I prefer the darker one aesthetically, but the red/pink was legit on the first pass. The big win on round two is what you're doing adding more to her skin, which while deliciously smooth before, was still a lot of space that IMO looks a bit better / more lived in when finessed.

Looking forward to the daemonettes, are they custom sculpts as well, or sticking with the current plastics, or a third party ...?

 Boss Salvage wrote:
Looking forward to the daemonettes, are they custom sculpts as well, or sticking with the current plastics, or a third party ...?

Thanks, the spots are covering up happy little accidents when I was repainting the outfit.
I thought I'd just convert the Daemonettes from witch aelves, it would take a lot of time but I'm a crazy person. Maybe I'll mix them in with GW daemonettes and rely on the palette to tie them together, as converting all of the seekers too seems like a gakky plan.

Ohhhhh right, I think you showed an early WIP of this. Superb start, looking forward to more

Kierdale, over on the B&C, does some inspired things with the Daemonette and Witch Elf boxes.

http://www.bolterandchainsword.com/topic/287065-psychopomps-%E2%80%98beware-of-blast%E2%80%99/?p=3598821

 Excommunicatus wrote:
Kierdale, over on the B&C, does some inspired things with the Daemonette and Witch Elf boxes.

He's a creative guy for sure

Working on an Aluress now. Definitely keeping a lot of it separate for painting this time!

Wrapping the latest model up, and trying to decide on a base that would work for the entire army.

Lovely work. Big fan of the "freckles".

wonderful conversion.

Wrapping up the third conversion, just need to clean some things up and paint the base.

Sexy.

She looks great, as do her sisters. Another +1 to freckles (and the less obvious resculpting you've done to the witches, particularly booty enhancement ... )

Yeah, she's real nice.

You're going with an earthy type of thing for your bases, then?

Yeah, going for something brighter and warmer with the bases to complement the figures.

Working on my first five Seekers!

I say this with the utmost respect. You do great green stuff boobs. Would you be willing to do a tutorial?

Finished my first five Seekers.

Got another one going. I've actually started using brushes and aves safety solvent quite a bit more. Brushes and water are working really well for me during the first few minutes after mixing the putty, when its really soft. The safety solvent I'm using after everything is shaped and begins to cure a little more. Going to try adding a bunch more tiny details on the outfit with greenstuff/aves.

What kinda putty are you using?

Aves Apoxie

Tried mixing a little green stuff with my apoxie to make it more stretchy. I rolled a bunch of it out and let it cure a bit before I used it, so I didn't really have the chance to see how it reacts to water as apoxie alone does.

Looking real good.

Very sexy stuff, great work

Finished this one.

Wowee.
I came into this thread hoping to see some interesting putty adventures. What I got was toooootally different.

I really like your daemonette conversions. A clever use of witch elf and daemonette bits. It's what the GW daemonettes should have looked like when they transitioned to plastic.

Nice stuff. I like what you've done with the Witch Elves,

Phenomenal. I love the spot gloss.

Superb stuff, smooth putty and even smoother paint. Gloss is excellent as well

Thanks everybody =)