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Little preview of whats coming up:

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Johnny 5 is alive?

I wanna see the birdie!

2 Rubrics. Left one is converted from a Dark Vengeance chosen, should get a better pic of him though.



Also got this cool bit from a guy in my flgs, put it on a banner I'm making for the dread: Awefull scary close-up though :p



Daemon Prince is coming up, have to make some last freehands and he's ready for the upcoming Grand Tournament!

Deamon prince!? *implodes in excitement*

Here's the Daemon Prince:



Close up:



The Book:

Great stuff!

Wow. I am impressed. That book alone makes me want to practice more.

Thanks guys!

Daaamn, that's a pretty looking monster!

damn son! That is some really good stuff. Wish I could do something like that. How long did the demon prince take you painting wise?

meaples wrote:
How long did the demon prince take you painting wise?

I never keep track of time when painting, but if I had to make an estimated guess, I would say 9-10 hours.
That's including the base.

This thread is craaaaazy! (Just read the whole thing). How can one person be so good at painting and scratch building!

Edit: also may I ask where you get your card from?

 Brother Payne wrote:
This thread is craaaaazy! (Just read the whole thing). How can one person be so good at painting and scratch building!

Edit: also may I ask where you get your card from?

Hehe, thanks!

I get my plastic-card from a local hobby shop. Don't know where they get it from though. Looks brandless.

Not a problem! Guess I'll have to look around

@Brother Payne

Call around to sign shops. They often have scraps they are throwing out.

 mars2024 wrote:
@Brother Payne

Call around to sign shops. They often have scraps they are throwing out.

Never even considered that, will do!

(Sorry for high jacking your threat develain... Can't wait for what's next )

 Brother Payne wrote:

 mars2024 wrote:
@Brother Payne

Call around to sign shops. They often have scraps they are throwing out.

Never even considered that, will do!

(Sorry for high jacking your threat develain... Can't wait for what's next )

No problem dude. Glad to see you might of found a way to get some scratchbuilding materials, I'll PM you later for some tips.

Here is a little peek of the Forgefiend's mask/face, sculpted an eye on it, tzeentchy style ofcourse:

Congrats for your beautiful minis. I especiially like your way of painting the gemstones, i might apply the same technique for my Eldars.

I bought the Dark vengeange box when it got released, and hadn't used a single model for an army so far , until I used a chosen it for the previous marine I posted couple of days ago. Too bad there are only 2 of the same bolter marines in there. But there was this one fella though:



Thought it would make for a cool new Aspiring Sorcerer. Chopped the power fist arm off, removed his horn or whatever is on his helm (not very tzeentchy anyway), and got rid of his bolter.
Complete new left arm, with a force sword from the standard Asp sorc.

And Voila, Ahrimans squad has an apriring sorcerer:



And one with different lighting and a dark background, so you can see the effect on the sword better:

He looks pretty nifty. Did you take the chaos star off of the pistol and put it on the bolter strap?

Looks really good! Nice, clean conversion.

Thx guys.

 whalemusic360 wrote:
He looks pretty nifty. Did you take the chaos star off of the pistol and put it on the bolter strap?

Yup! Needed something to add to the empty strap, the answer wasn't far away.

Good conversion and great paint skills! Like it a lot.

Somehow I missed this one popping back up!

Very nice work on the Thousand Sons, both conversion and paint-wise.

2nd rhino, with new front plate:

Man....how do you make it to paint so exact and accurate? Great colors and freehands!!

 SirRamirez wrote:
Man....how do you make it to paint so exact and accurate? Great colors and freehands!!

Thx! practice alot and a steady hand I guess

Wow, that Rhino front plate is epic!

Beaut! I still can't get over how un-metallic your gold and silver are and yet just how good they look!