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Some quick shots of my Witch King model, recently sold. I used iridescent paints on the scales to give them a different sheen as it moves under the light, just barely sprayed on over the gloss black, so it looks a bit like an adder when it plays. I know that's not screen canon, but I liked the visual breakup of all the black on the piece. Also sculpted my own sword with some clear fire effects, first time trying that.

That's gorgeous. I forgot what a beautiful model this is!

Stunning work on what is quite possibly my favourite model of all time!

Many thanks! I remember doing this kit after in a cast and crutches, trying to make a deadline on a local GW contest with it, hobbling from my bench to the sink to wash brushes, lol. Had a fun time building it, happy with the turn out.

Lovely work. It's a hard model to make really shine, as everything's so dark... but you've done a great job on it.

Those dull, leathery wings work really well with the glistening scales. You certainly captured the essence of the Nazgul.