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Hello everyone, I just finished painting Asterion Moloc, and I have made a tutorial on how I painted Asterion Moloc, which was very easy to do and I am very happy with!

The link to my tutorial is here on my blog:
https://chaptermaster.wordpress.com/2015/03/15/how-to-paint-minotaurs-part-1-asterion-moloc/

This is how he turned out:




Let me know what you think!

I will be putting part 2: Ivanus Enkomi up tomorrow!

My immediate thought: WHOA that is really, really nice.
The detail in the shield is crazy. Everything about the model just screams coolness.

 Da Ork Killa wrote:
My immediate thought: WHOA that is really, really nice.
The detail in the shield is crazy. Everything about the model just screams coolness.

Thanks so very much! It is very simple to do!

Very nice. Really is a fantastic, imposing model. I like the the dull gold you've used for the armour, it's very well done.


One criticism I have. Some parts on his cape look a little patchy. Nothing that a few more coats of red wouldn't cover. But it's something (to me at least) that stands out immediately.



Looking forward to seeing Enkomi.


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Forgot to say, the base is also fantastic looking. nice blend of wilderness and what would appear to be a bit of destroyed civilisation.

 Snrub wrote:
Very nice. Really is a fantastic, imposing model. I like the the dull gold you've used for the armour, it's very well done.


One criticism I have. Some parts on his cape look a little patchy. Nothing that a few more coats of red wouldn't cover. But it's something (to me at least) that stands out immediately.



Looking forward to seeing Enkomi.


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Forgot to say, the base is also fantastic looking. nice blend of wilderness and what would appear to be a bit of destroyed civilisation.

Thanks for kind words. Yeah I like the patchy capes to be honest, but I think I will add some more red to it.
Enkomi has been delayed due to life getting in the way, though he just needs to be based.