Forgeworld mk1 Blood Angel Rhino

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**orcpainternerd**

I really love this Kit was a pure joy to paint. have to say as far as forgeworld models go it did not hurt my wallet that much ether lol.

The youtube link is a showcase video of the rhino.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oxUE_fC2r5Y

**Eiríkr**

Beautiful! Really well done...

**Curis**

Brilliant! Love that oldskool vibe.

Are you chipping back the paint to a scorched brown, or is it a black?

**DijnsK**

looking really good! how did you end up making it?

**ghostmaker**

Awesome looking stuff ! Keep it up !

**reps0l**

Very nice. Perfect amount of weathering and battle damage for my taste.

**MightyGodzilla**

Love that side by side shot. You're making me want to spend.

**orcpainternerd**

DijnsK wrote:looking really good! how did you end up making it?

I started by painting the tank in grey scale using ( with my trusty cheap unbranded Chinese air brush )white grey and black then over painted that with red, Then mud and chipping to Finish it off

**Arm.chair.general**

Outstanding work

Also what was it like putting it together?

**Rhich**

That is one sweet looking Mk1 !!!!

**orcpainternerd**

Arm.chair.general wrote:Outstanding work
Also what was it like putting it together?

It was real easy to put together mate, the only real hurdle, if you can call it that was when putting the tracks on. If you watch this video i talk about that problem in more detail.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TFQKwX7_4bE

**DijnsK**

orcpainternerd wrote:
DijnsK wrote:looking really good! how did you end up making it?

I started by painting the tank in grey scale using ( with my trusty cheap unbranded Chinese air brush )white grey and black then over painted that with red, Then mud and chipping to Finish it off

so its pre-shaded. well its looking good!

**Farsight's Lieutenant**

This is probably the best painted rhino I've ever seen... now I want one...

**htj**

Very nice indeed. Is the detailing freehand work or transfers?

**orcpainternerd**

htj wrote:Very nice indeed. Is the detailing freehand work or transfers?[/quote

There decals that have been staked ontop of each other in some cases then made flat using good old micro set and micro sol. Then sealed them in with matt varnish to make them blend in with the model

**htj**

Well, it certainly worked! I tend not to use decals, but this method is clearly effective, I'll have to give it a try.