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Quite proud of this guy, snagged first in category for the paint job. He's pretty huge, though, so zooming's probably in order. My blog post has a full-res shot of the beast, and dakka's gallery does, though you can't see it all at once there...

Very atmospheric. Do you have any pictures of it without a black backdrop?

Thanks, and sorry, no, just have the black one as a real option- I've been meaning to get a dark grey one, but my other choices are white (bleaches everything out) and primary colors (really just not an option)

Whoa, ok thats eerie looking.

Well done.

Amazing job, I'm not normally a fan of OSL but your work on the KD:M minis has changed my mind, its beautifully atmospheric. Wish I could afford the game after reading your coverage!

Wow, very cool

Thanks!

Smiler, yeah, it's a gorgeous game that's been very fun to paint up, with a heaping dose of OSL excuses. OSL because you can happen to make something glow is easy but often not very logical ("why can that torch cast a warm glow in full daylight?"), but I love working on things where the OSL is what's creating the scene.

This is awesome and terrifying in equal measure!