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This time I strat my choas space mariens army. I choosed the Emperor's Children. Below are some conversions.




Abaddon the Despoiler


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And the Vilitch the Curseling from wfb




Wish you like it.


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some update

Some very nice paint jobs

 darkkt wrote:
Some very nice paint jobs

Thank you very much!


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Now I want to make some female Obliterators. Below is the draft.



Maybe she look like this.




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And have made three backpack this afternoon.

Nice work, your painting is lovely and GS skills are top notch

Interesting conversion on the Obliterators, looking forward to see how they turn out...

Interesting ideas for those slaanesh oblits. As a follower of slaanesh i really like it. One think that bugs me a bit is the contrast of the bulky legs and the thin daemonette torsos. While sharp contrasts please slaanesh i think they would look even better if the transition between armor and daemonette could be smoother.
Maybe add small cables on there fusing into the daemonettes flesh or bulk them more up like you did on your sketches shoulder.(If you haven't planed to do this alrealy)

And do you plan on hiding the connection area between legs and torso like in your sketch? Because it currently looks a bit unfinished there.

 Ruglud wrote:
Nice work, your painting is lovely and GS skills are top notch

Interesting conversion on the Obliterators, looking forward to see how they turn out...

Thanks a lot.


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 btldoomhammer wrote:
Interesting ideas for those slaanesh oblits. As a follower of slaanesh i really like it. One think that bugs me a bit is the contrast of the bulky legs and the thin daemonette torsos. While sharp contrasts please slaanesh i think they would look even better if the transition between armor and daemonette could be smoother.
Maybe add small cables on there fusing into the daemonettes flesh or bulk them more up like you did on your sketches shoulder.(If you haven't planed to do this alrealy)

And do you plan on hiding the connection area between legs and torso like in your sketch? Because it currently looks a bit unfinished there.

Thank you very much for your advice. I like your female slaanesh marines very much, and it inspired me to start my EC army. The point about the contrast of the bulky legs and the thin daemonette torsos is a hard work for me, and I will follow your advice to finish them. This blog will be updated in next days. Wish you keep touch with it and give more advices. Thanks again.

Liking the female Oblits. The one on the right is awesome.

 Squidbot wrote:
Liking the female Oblits. The one on the right is awesome.

Thank you !


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Finished the right hands.Add a hydraulic support to lift the heavy arm.



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And add the connection between legs and torsos

A little update.

Interessing concept on those female Obliterators......good inspiration for an old project i have in mind!

They look better now with the added details. And i like the screaming faces you sculpted.

Just one question though. Do you want to add further "mutation" effects to them. Or do you plan them as "just" walking weapon platforms and the obliterator virus weapon generation is represented by just mounting a ton of weapons on them?
Because while i really like their weapon arms they just look techy and not mutateable.
I dislike the fleshy style of the current GW models just like you but what you could try is add additional organic looking mass of cables between gaps and stuff. And you could add the same to the the area around the sculpted hip armor to pull daemonette and terminator legs even further together.

I used something like that on my own scratchbuild slaanesh obliterators/mulilators.


And if you trust your sculpting stills even more you could use the current chaos power cable look with the only partially exposed interior.
I used a mix of different style of cables together on the interior of this mouth. Like i said if you trust your skills this might be an option to bring the chaotic elements even more into the weapon arms. But it requires a bit of planing of the sculpting work and a steady hand.

FantasyBob wrote:
Interessing concept on those female Obliterators......good inspiration for an old project i have in mind!

Thank you very much, and wish to see your project coming true from your mind.


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 btldoomhammer wrote:
They look better now with the added details. And i like the screaming faces you sculpted.

Just one question though. Do you want to add further "mutation" effects to them. Or do you plan them as "just" walking weapon platforms and the obliterator virus weapon generation is represented by just mounting a ton of weapons on them?
Because while i really like their weapon arms they just look techy and not mutateable.
I dislike the fleshy style of the current GW models just like you but what you could try is add additional organic looking mass of cables between gaps and stuff. And you could add the same to the the area around the sculpted hip armor to pull daemonette and terminator legs even further together.

I used something like that on my own scratchbuild slaanesh obliterators/mulilators.

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And if you trust your sculpting stills even more you could use the current chaos power cable look with the only partially exposed interior.
I used a mix of different style of cables together on the interior of this mouth. Like i said if you trust your skills this might be an option to bring the chaotic elements even more into the weapon arms. But it requires a bit of planing of the sculpting work and a steady hand.

Thank you for your detailed advice. I don't know how to express my gratitude.

From the sketch, you know my original idea is half techy and half mutateable. Now I think your advice must be more reasonable. And I will follow your idea about the stuff things. My sculpting skills are at the beginner level, I should do more practice.

Last night, I reviewed your blog for four hours and save all pics. They are good inspiration for my army. I regard you as my teacher and wish to acquire more from now on. Thanks again.

Today update a Shoulder Pad.

Update, the left hand. I still made a mutateable arm for this one , and will try tech arm for another.

These are some great paintjobs! The curseling looks amazing!

Nice work with the cables. It looks much better now.

 lipsdapips wrote:
These are some great paintjobs! The curseling looks amazing!

Thank you very much.


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 btldoomhammer wrote:
Nice work with the cables. It looks much better now.

Thanks!

A new mini finished, The Kurganovas.wish you like her.

Very nice stuff there, with one exception. Get a better-looking Drach'nyen for Abaddon. It's detracting from an otherwise excellent conversion. There are enough daemonic looking swords in the Chaos ranges that you don't have to use a blatantly Imperial-looking sword (the winged skull is also a symbol of the IoM).

To end on a compliment, those Oblits are the awesum! too.

 Grimtuff wrote:
Very nice stuff there, with one exception. Get a better-looking Drach'nyen for Abaddon. It's detracting from an otherwise excellent conversion. There are enough daemonic looking swords in the Chaos ranges that you don't have to use a blatantly Imperial-looking sword (the winged skull is also a symbol of the IoM).

To end on a compliment, those Oblits are the awesum! too.

Thank you for your advice.


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Now I start a new diomaro. Below is the model from devintArt.



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And some WIP.

The base.

The finished one.

Great painting lz Lovely soft purples and im liking the nmm on the womans cloak. Ill be following, i hope you update often

 bebopdrums2424 wrote:
Great painting lz Lovely soft purples and im liking the nmm on the womans cloak. Ill be following, i hope you update often

Thanks a lot!