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KB - that DW is looking sweet. Really nice work. Keep looking at some of those 54's over on ebay and thinking about picking a few up. They had some really gorgeous figs in that range

I completely stuffed his shoulderpad litany with oil wash! might have to repaint it :3

I have proof.

Is it too late to join in the fun, lurked around the last years, would like to join this years early.

Its never to late.

Welp, I didn't know if I would have time to put out a quality piece, but turns out, I do! It is now an all out assault on the enemies of man. Glory be to the Adeptus Astartes.

well, I shall have updates in about 2 hours! woo! Now, if only the weather would clear up so I can PRIME MY ARMS! (forge world forgot my shoulder pads, and I got them yesterday, so they are just waiting for the rain to stop.

 Brennonjw wrote:
well, I shall have updates in about 2 hours! woo! Now, if only the weather would clear up so I can PRIME MY ARMS! (forge world forgot my shoulder pads, and I got them yesterday, so they are just waiting for the rain to stop.

If you are very desperate, you can use a cardboard box and dustmask (the ones that look like doctor's masks) and rubber gloves. The masks and gloves you can get from pharmacies, and unless your smoke alarm is severely oversensitive you should be fine. Just open the window wide and you'll be fine.

 Deadshot wrote:

 Brennonjw wrote:
well, I shall have updates in about 2 hours! woo! Now, if only the weather would clear up so I can PRIME MY ARMS! (forge world forgot my shoulder pads, and I got them yesterday, so they are just waiting for the rain to stop.

If you are very desperate, you can use a cardboard box and dustmask (the ones that look like doctor's masks) and rubber gloves. The masks and gloves you can get from pharmacies, and unless your smoke alarm is severely oversensitive you should be fine. Just open the window wide and you'll be fine.

Oh? Thats desperation? Thats just kind of my standard way of priming 0.o What would be the proper method? Spray booth with ventilation and epic lighting?

 xSoulgrinderx wrote:

 Deadshot wrote:

 Brennonjw wrote:
well, I shall have updates in about 2 hours! woo! Now, if only the weather would clear up so I can PRIME MY ARMS! (forge world forgot my shoulder pads, and I got them yesterday, so they are just waiting for the rain to stop.

If you are very desperate, you can use a cardboard box and dustmask (the ones that look like doctor's masks) and rubber gloves. The masks and gloves you can get from pharmacies, and unless your smoke alarm is severely oversensitive you should be fine. Just open the window wide and you'll be fine.

Oh? Thats desperation? Thats just kind of my standard way of priming 0.o What would be the proper method? Spray booth with ventilation and epic lighting?

HAha, that's what I've been doing since I arrived at university, before that I sprayed out the back of my parent's house.You're suposed to do it in well ventilated areas, not a 6ft by 6ft bedroom.

 Deadshot wrote:

 Brennonjw wrote:
well, I shall have updates in about 2 hours! woo! Now, if only the weather would clear up so I can PRIME MY ARMS! (forge world forgot my shoulder pads, and I got them yesterday, so they are just waiting for the rain to stop.

If you are very desperate, you can use a cardboard box and dustmask (the ones that look like doctor's masks) and rubber gloves. The masks and gloves you can get from pharmacies, and unless your smoke alarm is severely oversensitive you should be fine. Just open the window wide and you'll be fine.

Take my advice; don't do this. I primed indoors one time and my whole apartment smelled like spraypaint for several days.

 ZergSmasher wrote:

 Deadshot wrote:

 Brennonjw wrote:
well, I shall have updates in about 2 hours! woo! Now, if only the weather would clear up so I can PRIME MY ARMS! (forge world forgot my shoulder pads, and I got them yesterday, so they are just waiting for the rain to stop.

If you are very desperate, you can use a cardboard box and dustmask (the ones that look like doctor's masks) and rubber gloves. The masks and gloves you can get from pharmacies, and unless your smoke alarm is severely oversensitive you should be fine. Just open the window wide and you'll be fine.

Take my advice; don't do this. I primed indoors one time and my whole apartment smelled like spraypaint for several days.

That's why I said if you were desperate

Or just looking to get high af.

 xSoulgrinderx wrote:
Or just looking to get high af.

Funny enough, Black Spray and green cost roughly the same here

So no one's heard of brush on primer?

 sockwithaticket wrote:
So no one's heard of brush on primer?

Dear god, what barbarism

 xSoulgrinderx wrote:
Or just looking to get high af.

WITNESSED

kb_lock wrote:

 xSoulgrinderx wrote:
Or just looking to get high af.

WITNESSED

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Sup DAkka,

Little bit of a late start but Ive been working on converting these guys for months now and they are finally primed ready to go.

PROOF!

 Deadshot wrote:

 sockwithaticket wrote:
So no one's heard of brush on primer?

Dear god, what barbarism

lol

My techpriestess took a tumble off my work table, hit the air compressor and shattered all the little tech pieces...but her stuff back on best I could but the taser piece could not be found, so...I had to improvise...she now has a mini chainsaw...on her breastplate...arm...thingies....anyways base coated...not done yet. Debating on free-handing some flames for the Ork door.

well, I missed January and February, but March is going good!

WIP posts:



My god, this model is wonderful, and still has so much work to do.

Finally, my entry is done! The bases have dried over night and the last blood effects are about there. They are... quite gory, what with mutated limbs etc.

I will post pictures when I get home from work.

Bit of slow-gress on the Brother Goriel

Here's my finished Entry (minus the basing as I haven't decided what I want to do for my army yet )

Right, time to Chaos this place up - Here's my 5 finished Gal Vorbak for this months entry:



I hope you like them!

Dear God Emperor On His GOLDEN THRONE

Those are god damn beautiful...

How did you do the green fire effect?

 Master Azalle wrote:
Dear God Emperor On His GOLDEN THRONE

Those are god damn beautiful...

How did you do the green fire effect?

Thanks a lot! I'm glad you like them

The fire effect is a 4 step process:

- Airbrush Vallejo Air "Sick green" on the area where the flame is. This is also the "hue" color on where you want the OSL to happen, such as the side of the face etc.
- Airbrush Vallejo Air "Moon Yellow" lightly on the middle of the flame, to give it some more brightness.
- Wash the flame itself (not the surrounding areas) with GWs "Biel-Tan green" wash
- Lastly drybrush the washed area with GWs "Yriel Yellow".

Et voíla! Ironically they are mostly yellow instead of green - But that's what gives it such a cool and eerie effect

Getting close on my entry.


The last major thing to do is the cape. I painted him in two halves, but wanted to glue him together before I did the cape so the folds on the shoulders matched. That and the base and I should be done. Plus all the random touch ups I notice.

Little update of the first marine.