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Scratch built Blood Angel librarian? Made from bits and random models from what I was told.

Commission job for a friend. First time I have ever used reaper master series paints or a decent paint brush. Also my first go at painting special effects on weapons. Hope you like it!

The only part that looks off, is the lightning on the winged part of the sword, kindda weird. Other then that, that is a very nicely painted mini

KingCracker wrote:The only part that looks off, is the lightning on the winged part of the sword, kindda weird. Other then that, that is a very nicely painted mini

I really didn't like the wings on the sword, that was my way of covering it up lol.

Well that makes sense

Very nice figure. You should be proud of this one for sure. Loving the light on the sword(big sucker isn't it?)

Is this a one of or have you painted an army for him to lead about on the table?

Gub

gubnutz wrote:Very nice figure. You should be proud of this one for sure. Loving the light on the sword(big sucker isn't it?)

Is this a one of or have you painted an army for him to lead about on the table?

Gub

This is the first model I've painted for him. I will be doing the rest of the army eventually.

Nicely paint great effects on the lighting. putting it on the sword tho makes it look stange.

Pretty awesome job! The power/force weapon is great!

I like it. Nice basing. I also think your power sword effects are compelling without looking silly.

Awesome paint job, nice and clean and crisp all over. And of course the sword is fantastic. I think I can basically see what you did there with it, but have you thought about posting a tutorial on the precise colors and application on it?

Nice !

I would like to paint some power weapons like yours !

Zefig wrote:Awesome paint job, nice and clean and crisp all over. And of course the sword is fantastic. I think I can basically see what you did there with it, but have you thought about posting a tutorial on the precise colors and application on it?

WHY WOULD I SHARE MY SECRETS?!

I might write something up to explain it. I learned the effect in photoshop for graphic design purposes but it seemed to work well here to.

fupersudge wrote:
WHY WOULD I SHARE MY SECRETS?!

Because you love us.

I might write something up to explain it. I learned the effect in photoshop for graphic design purposes but it seemed to work well here to.

Sweet, that'd be awesome. It turned out pretty darn well, I must say.

Zefig wrote:

fupersudge wrote:
WHY WOULD I SHARE MY SECRETS?!

Because you love us.

I might write something up to explain it. I learned the effect in photoshop for graphic design purposes but it seemed to work well here to.

Sweet, that'd be awesome. It turned out pretty darn well, I must say.

Just for you. Next model I get that i get to do that to Ill make a better write up

Nice crisp paintjob and a very nice power weapon

Really good work and thank you for the mini tutorial with it

Really dynamic miniature. The power sword is very unique and well done, as previously noted. Thanks for the lesson as well.

I like the power weapon, it looks kinda comic-bookesque, which is a nice change from the realistic style.

Now THAT'S a power weapon.

Dig it looks sick

Excellent explanation

Gorgeous!

Very impressive!

Really like it. Shading is great. Sword is sweet. Where did the angel shoulderpad come from?

Cheers,
Effendi