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Hey you guys here is the start of my new commission a pretty large ork army, Here is a sample of things to come .. I have made a blog for this job .. its easier to add entries and pics and stuff .. I will be adding pics through out the day as much as i can i am going to see if i can finish this army in a week =)

I will try to add pics here as well


http://epicterrain.webs.com/apps/blog/




Update on bikers today .. more updates in an hr or so


Primed white and givin initial devlan mud wash that will work as the natural highlights when layers are applied





You can view the finished Bikers at my blog ..

I like it...but for a second there I thought the grot was whipping the warboss! Nice job, though, on the realz.

LOL does kinda look like that at first look doesn't it ?

I really like the color on this one!

Very cool looking

These are beautiful, how did you paint them? Looks like washes to me, but mine never turn out well at all. That's why I'd like to know your technique, its great.

Bro, your models are extreamly, extreamly, extreamly beautiful. Great job man, can't wait to see the finished army ;D

Really nice

If you follow my blog its easier to describe .. I NEVER prime in black its only white you NEVER build paint down you only build it up.. And i paint in layers with VERY thin paint .. Step 1 prime white step 2 wash entire model with devlan mud step 3 paint in layers VERY thin paint be prepared its very time consuming why you are learning the technique but the result is worth it and NEVER dry brush . Dry brushing looks just like that dry brushed .. seriously if you want or need more advice . comment on my blog im posting on that all day where here i get on when i think about it =) .. Today I will start assembly on the boyz from the battleforce and hopefully start assembly on the Truck

Johnny Strange wrote:These are beautiful, how did you paint them? Looks like washes to me, but mine never turn out well at all. That's why I'd like to know your technique, its great.

Thanks for that mate, I'll be checking it out.

Its very precise and clean.... what colours did you use for the skin?