Siegfried's Stormcast Eternals Painting Chamber

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**Siegfried VII**

Greetings Guys and gals. This thread is a showcase of my Stormcast Eternals Collection.

I will be adding new pics along the way as the Army grows.

So here goes...

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Liberators with Warhammers and Sigmarite Shields

Liberators with Warblades and Sigmarite Shields

Judicators with Skybolt Bows

Prosecutors with Pair of Celestial Hammers

Decimators

Retributors

Protectors

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Knight Vexillor with Pennant of the Stormbringer (white)

Knight Vexillor with Pennant of the Stormbringer (azure)

Knight Heraldor

Knight Azyros

Knight Venator

Lord Celestant

Lord Relictor

Lord Castellant

Celestant Prime

Lord Celestant on Dracoth

**yokoyomama**

These look fantastic. Good job.

**greenskin lynn**

very nice and consistent work

**Zognob Gorgoff**

Stunning models! Great bases simple but beautifully complimentary!

**coldgaming**

Awesome army, perhaps my favourite celestant prime I've seen because of the consistent basing/swirl scheme.

**IGtR=**

These are awesome and are perfectly painted in a style that really suits the models.

Thanks for sharing

**Siegfried VII**

Many thanks for the kind words guys!

The way I made the basing was simple but at the same time very time consuming...

- First I painted the base with 2 layers of White.

- Then I applied a layer of Crackle Medium from Vallejo and let it dry.

- Then I heavily watered down the Temple Guard Blue and sort of created a wash which I applied to the base.

- Then I used again white to carefully dry-brush the surface of the base and draw some more strokes.

- Finally I drew the small pieces of "cracked ice" one by one (which was the time consuming part)

- For the colour around the bases I used Incubi Darkness.