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Empire warrior priest finished:

Nice! You got the text on the pauldrons pretty good! Is that blood on the hammer, or just him slacking a bit on maintenance?

Thanks, no blood on the hammer just a bit of silver scratching on it. The basecoat is balthasar gold, I kinda wanted it to be a more of a brass/gold color than steel like the armor.

I managed to snag some oop outriders/pistoliers too, so i'm slowly able to get a few units done before empire gets a full re-release for the old world.

Fair enough, saw the redder shade with the silver wear and thought it was a good color choice, just not sure how to parse it. Looking forward to the horse-boys!

I love that warrior priest. Such a great set of minis that release

Thanks for sharing

Thanks!

Decided to do the block of 20-30 spearmen in Reikland colors:

test scheme:





I was finding the Nuln colors were a bit too dark on the tabletop. The 10 man detachment should have a nice contrast to the much brighter off white/fawn colors of the Reiklanders though. The Reikland colors are often shown as white in the artwork but described as off white/fawn in the lore, so I tried to create a 2 tone look using wraithbone/rakarth flesh and sepia washes.

Looks good, and the split white came out pretty nice!

I'm looking forward to seeing the full unit, love to see more Old World content!

Thanks!

Finished a few more, hopefully these images give a better idea of the look I was going for. Hopefully they give off a Reikland vibe, the decals should help.

Don't think i've posted any of my Fallout stuff on here yet, as far as I recall. With the upcoming amazon series coming out and the FO factions game I find my interest in it returning. Some of this stuff I had completed over a year ago. Still have the rest of the Institute core box to do along with the Nira robot.







Supposedly there will be a plastic Brotherhood of Steel box coming out at some point which i'm sure i'll pick up.

Fallout N.I.R.A robot:

Nicely weathered!

Finished a vindicator, in the 2nd McCarron's Armored Cavalry colors.

Good old Mac.

M.

Gives a new meaning to 'Big Mac Attack!'

Dune Atreides ornithopter from Meng, quite small, snap fit sort of like a gundam figure, wings can fold up too.

Gorgeous! That's a tempting collectible...

Looking good whats the scale like?

 Llamahead wrote:
Looking good whats the scale like?

The kit box only says it has a wingspan of 169mm and length of 95mm, around 3.7 inches from nose to tail.

The cockpit isn't very detailed.. all the windows are transfer decals which were fiddly to apply but I sealed them in with a paint on gloss varnish then AKI ultra matte, should be durable enough for a shelf piece.

Lyran Guards thunderbolt and Arcturan Guards longbow:

Alyina Mercantile Militia color scheme on a Black Lanner mech:

Jade Falcon Peregrine / Vau Galaxy Viper:

Looking good as always!

Clan Sea Fox Nova cat:

Excellent blue, and I love the visor giving the side eye...

Thanks,

Finished a Night Gyr for Jade Falcon Gamma Galaxy:

 Thargrim wrote:
Jade Falcon Peregrine / Vau Galaxy Viper:

that 'mech looks BEAUTIFUL, especially fer a filthy clanner!

Your work is excellent. I especially like the weathering you did on your Fallout car.

Thanks, yet another mech (this time a Nova) in Jade Falcon Vau Galaxy colors. I slightly refined the color scheme a bit, it's a slightly different grey and the cockpit glass is a fiery yellow instead of blue.

Loving the grey, very clean brushwork!