WIP: Daemonettes!

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**LoH**

First one's (mostly) off the assembly line. Can't do the base until my basing material arrives in the mail.

Mostly drybrushing on this model. Yes, there's a hell of a lot of steps here (pun intended).

Palette:

Skin:
Layer - The Fang
Wash - Drakenhof Nightshade
Drybrush - Hoeth Blue
Drybrush - Fenrisian Grey

Claws -
Layer - Daemonette Hide
Wash - Drakenhof Nightshade
Drybrush - Slaanesh Grey

Corset:
Layer: Abbadon Black
Glaze: Bloodletter
Layer (trim): Khorne Red

Hair:

Layer: Baneblade Brown
Wash: Seraphim Sepia
Layer (highlight): Ratkin Flesh

Exposed Metal:
Layer: Ironbreaker
Glaze: Bloodletter

Notes:

Do the first layer on the claws and the skin before the wash, helps to tie things together.

**Brother Michael**

Her left breast somehow looks like it was a separate component or blob of green stuff that was attached later. The transition between it and the rest of her body looks really rough...
Also, if I were you I'd spend a bit more time making the red lines on her armour a bit neater.

**LoH**

A couple more, still working on the GS sculpts.

Not finished--I (of course!) noticed some missing bits here and there (like the collars on those two).

Post 2014/07/07 11:21:17 Subject: Re:WIP: Daemonettes!
Her left breast somehow looks like it was a separate component or blob of green stuff that was attached later. The transition between it and the rest of her body looks really rough...
Also, if I were you I'd spend a bit more time making the red lines on her armour a bit neater.

That's because it was a bit of GS. I'm still relatively new to GS sculpting. I think I did better on the other two. The biggest problem I had initially with GS sculpting was that it wanted to come off of the model. I ended up adding a tiny dab of superglue to affix part of the GS onto the model before I started working it.

**LoH**

**Ribon Fox**

:(
I was expecting the realy cool metal ones, never mind, they look awesome

**LoH**

There, the rest of the models for the squad.

And a Herald to lead them