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Flach,when you worship Chaos,lots of things grow on you....
Bob

Hello,
I am not sure if anyone knows but Sersi does have one of his chariots up on Ebay, miight want to bid everyone

Regards,
Carl

ARGH.


That soul grinder is just...disturbing.


This thread should not be!

Wow! Your soul grinder looks absolutely amazing! I wish I had a model like that in my army, so beautiful and kind of hideous at the same time, like something out of Silent Hill.

Can't wait to see your models fully painted

Really like the flute playing Daemonette - very striking and natural pose - but the one next to it looks like its wearing a sailor hat....?

The chariots are brilliant.

The greater daemons don't do as much for me, (though they're well beyond what I could do). I think even more bling is called for....

EninOfChaos:

Hey, thanks for buying one. I agree with you as mucha as I love my FW KOS, she just doesn't seem as imposing as even the GW Bloodthirster. The GW KOS is as tragedy however.

Calypso2ts:

I want to add more Slaanesh symbols as well. I'm still working on making brass etch ones though. Once I get that done I get alot of mileage out them. More diverse chariots, lots of bling for my future True-scale Emperor's Children.

Marmaduke:

Thank you for your comments. I have to disagree regarding daemons wearing armor though. While they don't wear it much in 40K, in WF there is literally a hoard of source material for armored daemons. Even Slaaneshi ones, though admittedly with then its more along the lines of women and lingere. Sometimes, its more sexy to be less naked?

Chuckwilliams:

I know...I know.... Anybody got any ideas for a unified paint scheme?


Flachzange:

Thank you. Chaos is seductive isn't.


B0B MaRlEy:


But is that so wrong?


Ghiest1:

Hey thanks for posting that. I have parts for more chariots than I'll ever use so I'll be putting up at least 2-3 more soon.


Squigsquasher:

What has been seen can not be un-seen... But hey what did you expect when you cliked the link. "Slaanesh Theme Army" pretty much say it all. But if it disturbed you I'm happy, because it was meant too.

Hey...at least I didn't rape your eyes with erect schlongs and stuff... Ha!


TheSinfulRapture:

Thank you. Silent hill is definitly a favorite of mine, along with Clive Barker and Japanese horror films.


Kestral:

Thanks. I've wanted to add a flute player for a while now but have not gotten around to it until recently. The daemonette with the "sailor hat" will be wearing a Comissar cap and will stand in the "Changling".

okay touche sometimes being less naked can be pretty sexy.

i must say though i think that what you do is awesome and i cant wait to see it painted. how you do this is well mind blowing

Awesome work, just went thru the whole thread !

I love those chariots! And those boob jobs are amazing! You are like a plastic surgeon but with minis. Definitely inspiring.

I see you're asking for a paint scheme, and I've already started to work on my KoS.

For its skin, I've been working on a more humanoid skin tone rather than the pale, purple-ish one of the new Daemonettes or the white with the pink shades of the previous edition of the Daemonettes and the *inserts at title so terrifying to behold that it will make the human eye crack and bleed* GW koS... For its horns, a generic bone-like tone. I haven't really been thinking of the loin cloth and claws yet, and I must say, I'm really fond of painting this beast, though it's a pretty big model.

Honestly, I like the pink/purple...

I do like it for the Daemons of Slaanesh as well, but I wanted to try out something else on mine, that's all.

Thanks for the suggestions. I actually have been working on some spare heads and parts. So, I'll post up some pics tonight.

Hello,
So any news on the soulgrinder going out I have not seen any pics lately so I have been wiondering how it is going.

Regards,
Carl

Those are immense. I love the lance-armed cavalry and your Changeling/Commissar especially, but the flute player made me chuckle (Irish heritage :-) ). The chariots look brilliant, very other-worldly.

This looks great. I love all of the army.

Hey Sersi, your stuff is AWESOME!!!! When my girlfriend showed me this thread i spent all my time(you know when i wasnt at work) catching up. Love your ideas keep up the warptouched wonder!

you're putting fear into my orks, and they're not sure what to do. Should they attack you or just leave you be. I love your models a lot thuogh. keep wargaming

Sersi, I have been fallowing this thread for an few years now off and on, I do my own commission GS sculpting and am thinking of dabbling in resin casting for my armies now that I have my nerve up ; )

First, thank you for sharing so much knowledge on casting with resin!

Now I was just curious if at some point you could do a simple run through (step by step) on the use of the machines like the vacuum and pressure pot during the casting process, sort or a run through of how the instruments should be handled so I don't blow my arm off ha ha... I am not sure how long to run the machines or to leave them closed in the vacuum for example, do I vacuum the air out of the rubber then relieve the pressure chamber with a valve? I know your busy and have shared so much and I am truly grateful as I have been digging to find information on this process but it is very difficult... Even a link or book title would help a lot, thanks again! love the army!

Corsair

Not much of a Slaanesh fan myself, but I find your work VERY impressive. Will watch this thread...

How have threads like these slipped through my excursions? Wonderful, chaotic army!

so glad i spotted this blog again. much awesomeness here. keep up the good work!

too bad there are no news!

Hello,
Having followed this for a while, he seems to work in bursts, may be school, or work, hard to tell. However if nothing else his work is worth waiting for.

Regards,
Carl

Where did thou learnest the fabled art of necromancy?

Though on a more serious note, I have observed the same thing