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Some Bad Moonz nobz.

Primed upside down with black, top down with white. Veins in arms with purple and a transparent green over that. I tried other combinations of green on spare arms and this was the easiest, fastest, and really stood out. Green is Createx Colors Leaf Green that came with the airbrush kit but I imagine the Badger Ghost tint or any watered down paint will do to get the shadows to show through. The only drawback with only putting on one thin layer is chipping so I hit it with three coats of varnish.

Weathering on armor was black primer, sponged on browns and silver, hairspray, base color and highlight, and then a scrub with hot water and a stiff brush to get at the lower levels. The gums/lips were just a light shade of tan with a very light touch of watered down purple. Any more than that and it looked too much like drag queens with lipstick.

I know the bases are a bit tall but I don't play so it does not matter to me.

All comments appreciated. Not sure if I went in the right direction with adding the blood.














The Dread was finished a few weeks ago. More pics http://imgur.com/a/512bH

Love it, great job on the ork skin.

Very nice, I like the blood too.

Excellent work. those bases are amazing, too, how did you do those?

 A Kvlt Ghost wrote:
Excellent work. those bases are amazing, too, how did you do those?

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4 of the bases are from a company called ID Works. I am not sure if they are still in business but FRP games still has a few in stock. I had to make two (red top knot guy and metal jaw dude) with some cork, a few pieces of junk, sand, white glue. If you look around, there is little bits of stuff from everything you can use even something like the parts from a pen. Sections of a plastic fork/spoon that you would get with take out food make great iron I-beam girders.