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Hi folks!

This is another project we have recently completed. These 3 Exorcist tanks of the Order of Our Martyred Lady belong to a much larger army we are currently painting at our level 3. We will have the gallery ready in a few days some stay tuned! This new model is much better compared to the old one when we talk about the building process. We have also enjoyed a lot all the new details that these tanks come such as the pilots, the organ or the cherubs flying around.







Full single gallery here: https://www.whiteweaselstudio.com/en/portfolio/sisters-of-battle-exorcist-tanks/

Hope you like them guys! Any comment is always welcome. And please be very careful these weeks!

Lovely work, the flames look alive and I like the glow.

What on earth is up with the middle tank drivers head though?!? Never seen anything like it

 mrshl9898 wrote:
Lovely work, the flames look alive and I like the glow.

What on earth is up with the middle tank drivers head though?!? Never seen anything like it

It's the Exorcist's helmet

Thanks for sharing - these look fantastic and the flame glow-effect is fantastic!

I really like these models in all of their silly 40k goodness

Beautiful work.

Cheers,

CB

Lovely work all around.

How did you do that statuary? It looks so clean. I have to do an Imagifier soon, and I would like to do it in that style.

Still don't like these models, but the paintwork is excellent from what I can see.

 Ouze wrote:
Lovely work all around.

How did you do that statuary? It looks so clean. I have to do an Imagifier soon, and I would like to do it in that style.

We have used citadel paints. The base layer has been done with Ushabti Bone. Do not forget adding a bit of watter to the paint in a wet palette in order to get a uniform layer. Do not hesitate to apply several layers if you don't get a clean result. Then use Seraphim Sepia to mark each of the gaps between the "feathers". It is important that you only apply the ink on the gaps, NOT on the statue as a whole. The next step is highlighting each feather one by one using a mix of 50% Ushabti Bone + 50% white. Apply the mix on each feather from the middle to the tip trying to get a nice transition. Finally we have done an edge highlighting using pure white.

Thanks for explaining that! I'm currently attempting to paint Junith so the advice will come in really useful.

Wonderful Exorcists, too!

 Necroagogo wrote:
Thanks for explaining that! I'm currently attempting to paint Junith so the advice will come in really useful.

Wonderful Exorcists, too!

Thank you too for the feedback! Contact us if you need some help! And, please, tag us when the model is finished!