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This guy has always been a favorite of mine, even if hes not the best on the table, I loved how they almost perfectly mirrored the artwork of the eversor in the new model.

Hope you all enjoy!

Looking good, I have Execution Force ready to be assembled and painted, I love all four assassins in it.
Is that a dry brushing technique you have used on your model?

I like him, minus the base (I hate huge thematic bases). The brushwork is good and I too enjoy the Eversor.

I think of all the new assassins, he’s my favorite sculpt.

Nice work bringing him to life!

 Huron black heart wrote:

Is that a dry brushing technique you have used on your model?

I use a lot of layered effects for the syth skin, I first airbrush the dark colours (in this case dark black with a hint of blue, three airbrush layers with more light blue/grey added)

I then do a technique similar to dry brushing, but instead of a back and forth motion, I use a flat wide brush in a "stabbing" or stippling motion so that I can better control where the paint lands and only hit the higher up bits.

After that I us a watered down home made wash to blend it a bit, followed by another round of stippling, followed by another was and then selectively hitting the highest points once or twice.