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Painted these up for a friend. I tried a muted theme with the 'Ulves, trying to make them look really beasy and dangerous looking, not the GW fellbat look with pink and black.







Cheers

I hope your friend tips well, because that's nice. The
Varg skin tearing (or scarred) has a strong contrast to it.

Very nicely done. Excellent job bringing out all the little details on the Vamps cloak and the beasts look phenom.

Beautiful blending on the vampire, did you do the sword with glazes? What paints did you use for the cloak, if you don't mind me asking?

Great work overall. The colour selection is fantastic on the vamp, especially the cloak.

However is the bone on the vargulf pertched on the ruin had the last of the highlighting done. Loos a bit yellow compared to the other model.

Please tell me you weighted the base one the guy standing on top of the ruins. I'd hate to think what might happen to your lovely paint job if he tipped over.

Fantastic!

Viperion

I won't one for my dungeon... no 10!

Mannfred done.




Cheers

Great stuff. I like your Mannfred a lot better than GW's scheme. The subdued colours really do a lot to mitigate the WTF-ness of the model.

geat stuff!
but only thing that i dont like, is the skin of the vampire.