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Five from the new Necromuda Underhive boxed set, the last one of the right an old school Juve.
Her skirt remains plain as she hasn't earned her stripes yet.

They look awesome!

Very very nice dude, size creep is real

Really nice n/ gritty! The terrain is top notch also!

Wow, they're very striking - nice!

Really love the shifting haircolor. How did you do that? Would like to try it on my witch elves.

 Adam Spielmann wrote:
Really love the shifting haircolor. How did you do that? Would like to try it on my witch elves.

Thanks. I lay on a light color, and while it is still wet, add a darker value, teasing it with the brush to blend with the first. So on and so on until I reach the top.
A wet palette of any kind to mix colors is helpful too.


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 r3n3g8b0y wrote:
Really nice n/ gritty! The terrain is top notch also!

Thanks. Check out photos my recent Necromunda terrain here:

https://www.dakkadakka.com/dakkaforum/posts/list/745164.page

 Brushfire wrote:

 Adam Spielmann wrote:
Really love the shifting haircolor. How did you do that? Would like to try it on my witch elves.

Thanks. I lay on a light color, and while it is still wet, add a darker value, teasing it with the brush to blend with the first. So on and so on until I reach the top.
A wet palette of any kind to mix colors is helpful too.

So you work on a white/light base for the hair and then blend in some darker color, as a wash or a really diluted paint? Will try that! Normally I simply highlight the tips.

Fantastic work. I love these models. I might buy a set to convert into Space Wolves.

 Adam Spielmann wrote:

 Brushfire wrote:

 Adam Spielmann wrote:
Really love the shifting haircolor. How did you do that? Would like to try it on my witch elves.

Thanks. I lay on a light color, and while it is still wet, add a darker value, teasing it with the brush to blend with the first. So on and so on until I reach the top.
A wet palette of any kind to mix colors is helpful too.

So you work on a white/light base for the hair and then blend in some darker color, as a wash or a really diluted paint? Will try that! Normally I simply highlight the tips.

I do start with a white base, then when dry put on a coat of light pink. I used diluted paint, but only to the consistency of milk. Hope that helps. But as always, there are several ways to achieve the same effect.

Good looking gang.

Very cool. Makes the new figs look good.

Escher Gang completed! Meet the Madams of Mayhem, the Fem Fatales, The Girls of Gore, The Chem Fems, The ....Oh, never mind. You get the idea.

Several more Escher added to the gang:

Nice, I love how you painted their hair!

Thanks. "Machine Gun Kelli" with heavy stubber completed.

Miss Enny Cindary:

Wicked!

I particularly like what you did with the bases. Do you mind sharing your technique for the corroded/rusted look?

 DarkTraveler777 wrote:
Wicked!

I particularly like what you did with the bases. Do you mind sharing your technique for the corroded/rusted look?

Thanks. I got the technique from another fellow at Yaktrumunda. Start out with a white base, then covered with a yellow Casnova (spelling?) wash. Using a bit of foam, I dabbed the base lightly with dark brown (Rhinox hide).
Then some Fuegan orange wash, cleaning up excess with a paper towel. Oh, plus a touch here and there with Leadbelcher.

Thanks, that is great. I am going to try the recipe out on some terrain I am working on.

Machine gun Kelli is really good.

I like the hair on all of them. Reminds me of that cartoon from the 80's: Jem and the Holograms.

 youwashock wrote:
Machine gun Kelli is really good.

Thanks. The MG belts are from a Dust Tactic Axis Assault Grenadier.

Super punky! Amazing bases, awesome painting - love how you've done the mohawks!

Escher Sharpshooter WIP:

That's a very nice gang you're cooking up here. Loving the latest addition as well!

 CommissarKhaine wrote:
That's a very nice gang you're cooking up here. Loving the latest addition as well!

Thanks! Here she is, all painted up and ready to go:

These are fantastic! I can't stop staring at their hair...so good!