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I'm going to start a WIP thread for all my stuff soon, but wanted to quickly share this guy who I finished up this morning...







C&C welcome!

That is a beautiful model

Nice one, looking good.

Looks great! Thanks for sharing.

Yep, fantastic work. How much is magnetized (appears the head is), and what's the arm weapon? The paintwork is sublime.

Thanks guys!

@ Elbows, no magnets used. I drilled a hole in the bottom of the head and inserted a piece of paper clip so I could paint it separately. This was then inserted into a hole drilled into the sarcophagus. It can't be removed now the front plate is attached but it can be moved from side to side.

The ranged weapon is a frag cannon from the Blood Angels Dreadnought kit - all the arms in the kit fit snugly enough on the body so that they can be attached / detached without needing magnets.

Lovely work as always LM!

Amazing! The shading on all of the separate panels is absolutely beautiful! Do you use a glaze technique to get that gradient?

Awesome work!

Thanks for the comments!

@ IronDane, the shading on the panels is done with an airbrush. Here's a pic of the pre-shading / highlighting before a coat of yellow followed finally by the red:

 LutherMax wrote:
Thanks for the comments!

@ IronDane, the shading on the panels is done with an airbrush. Here's a pic of the pre-shading / highlighting before a coat of yellow followed finally by the red:

Ah, I see. Thanks for that pic, I love to see the process. Again, beautiful work.

Awsome job!

Glorious work.

The lenses are exquisite

 LutherMax wrote:
Thanks for the comments!

@ IronDane, the shading on the panels is done with an airbrush. Here's a pic of the pre-shading / highlighting before a coat of yellow followed finally by the red:

That's incredibly helpful - after seeing your Sicaran and Deredeo I wanted to do a similar scheme on a Khador Extreme Juggernaut, so seeing the shading/highlight in place on a WIP helps out a lot.

Good to hear Mr. Grey! I'm going to start a project log on here so will start posting more WIP stuff. Might even do some vids!