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Here is a Rune Priest (with magnetized guns and backpacks) I just finished at Golem.



CMON link: http://www.coolminiornot.com/313360

Let me know what you think,

Cheers,

Thomas Moore

I love it!!

I 2nd the motion

May I ask how you applied the grass? Did you patiently put each strand in while the snow was wet?

Very nice OSL

AMAZING...I wish I could paint something like that.

Cheers guys, the grass was a GW grass tuft. They stick out nicely and you can mould the snow mix (water effect + Woodland scenics snow + dot of white mixed into pasted, sprinkled with WS snow) around them

Those eyes are fantastic.

Cheers dude I am particularly proud of them

I LOVE the OSL!! He looks fantastic.

Now that's just naughty.

Yeah, you're doing it right.

The OSL is awesome, not a fan of space woollufs but this one properly stands out! Well done sir.

You did great! Thank you for sharing. The eyes are awesome!

Amazing job on the lighting. And absolutely everything else, for that matter

Very impressive work.

Excellent work on the eyes!

Looks the dogs danglies, There is something about that model that gains all of the best paint jobs.

Damn. That's the nicest space wolf I've ever seen.

How'd you pull off that OSL? It looks a lot brighter and more convincing than most effects like that.

The eyes are great, well done.

Cheers guys! The glowing effects were achieved by keeping the contrast really high. Shading down in the recesses to a dark blue quite drastically and highlighting up to white.

Very smooth painting. Excellent freehand work on the kneecap and shoulder pad. You're spot on with the OSL, as well. Though I do think there's a bit too much OSL on the shoulder-pad. Just my opinion, though.

Cheers!

How did you do the OSL on the eyes? That looks fantastic!!!

 Darth Bob wrote:
Though I do think there's a bit too much OSL on the shoulder-pad. Just my opinion, though.

Cheers!

Super disagree there. Doing OSL on the rune is a sweet idea (fluff wise) and I've never seen it done before.

I think it looks really good!

really nice work. how did you do the recessed areas (e.g., all the gaps between armor plates on the arms, etc.)? is that a wash or lining in with black paint or some other technique? it's really crisp and I'd like to apply that to my own marines

 varl wrote:
really nice work. how did you do the recessed areas (e.g., all the gaps between armor plates on the arms, etc.)? is that a wash or lining in with black paint or some other technique? it's really crisp and I'd like to apply that to my own marines

Just brush in some thinned down black paint

 wickedcarrot wrote:
Just brush in some thinned down black paint

that's it? no wash or anything? man, that looks great for something that sounds so simple

Cheers