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Thought I'd share my forge world hierodule called Tim with you all first. Hes the only hive fleet leviathan hierodule i've ever seen. I'd think it would be nice to see more leviathan forge world models. Tim took me about 3 hours to complete, but his base took forever to paint - its still not finished. Let me know what you think!




http://www.dakkadakka.com/gallery/373492-Tim%20and%20a%20hormagaunt.html?m=2
http://www.dakkadakka.com/gallery/373494-Mouth%20detail%20close%20up.html?m=2

I haven't uploaded any pictures yet so I'm not sure how well these links or images will have turned out.

Pictures are broken, but I can post them for you.

















from what I can see (the pictures are a bit blurry) he looks really good. Especially considering it only took three hours! (I wish I could paint that fast...)

Thank you very much! Painting it was quite simple but effective, basically after it was assembles and washed i sprayed it with skull white, then i painted the carapace chaos black. Then i gave it a wash of leviathan purple on the exo-skeleton. Then i built up the withe colour again with skull white. I fethered the carapace with liche purple then hormagaunt purple and then finally space wolves grey. The talons are very easy, simply overbrush them with mechrite red then very lightly dry brush them with blazing orange and then finally give it a wash of delven mud. Then to make the model look more natural wash detailed areas with thraka green. Sounds alot but you only really use about 9 paints! I use this paint scheme throughout my entire army.


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Sorry about the blurry-ness and how did you manage to get the pictures up?

Since I suck at explaining, here's a tutorial.


http://www.dakkadakka.com/wiki/en/Image_Tutorial

thanks

Nice textures.

Thanks

The pics could be better and less blurry...but from what I can see he looks great. WHAT A BEAST!

I love the scheme...

Thanks, and I know my camera isn't very good but I am trying to get a new one.