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Hi,

Flamers for my growing Daemons of Chaos Army for Aos and 40k.
Painted some time ago. I finally finished bases for them and i can declare they are ready to play

My latest work


One of my first work - posted here

Daemonette of Slaanesh which i painted some time ago. I`m still loking for best colour scheme for this unit. Base is unfinished (last layer of black is needed).
More on: http://wellofeternitypl.blogspot.com/

Looks good, love the basing! The colors look nice on both posts but I think you may benefit from better lighting for the photos though, its a bit hard to see the detail!

Next Daemonette:

Those look great!
Might i ask how you painted the skin on the Daemonettes?

 Jinx Magiga wrote:
Those look great!
Might i ask how you painted the skin on the Daemonettes?

Thank you!
Primed Black (citadel chaos black), Daemonette hide (citadel) as a base then very light wash with Druchii Violet (citadel wash), next Slaanesh grey (citadel) for highlight and for final higlight diluted mix of slaanesh grey with white.

closer pics?

Something to throw out there that others have touched on, with miniatures you generally want to have them very well lit to reveal the actual shading and work that you've done, otherwise it becomes tricky to tell whats real and what simply the lighting.

Use multiple light sources from different angles and you'll have a much clearer representation of your hard work.

My winter theme bases (melting snow)






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 Zach wrote:
Something to throw out there that others have touched on, with miniatures you generally want to have them very well lit to reveal the actual shading and work that you've done, otherwise it becomes tricky to tell whats real and what simply the lighting.

Use multiple light sources from different angles and you'll have a much clearer representation of your hard work.

Thanks for your advice, i`m still learning how to make better pictures.

I'm looking forwards to seeing more of this ^^

My bloodletters

Nice BLs

Lord of Change for my Age of Sigmar/40k army:






Finecast, magnetised wings, winter base inspired by works of Shizune.

Hi, today i present you my version of Putrid Blightking. Nurgle elite infantry for my Age of Sigmar army. Hope You Enjoy

Spawn of Chaos / Beast of Nurgle.

Second Spawn of Chaos.

my latest work - plaguebearer of nurgle for my army. More images on my blog: http://wellofeternitypl.blogspot.com/2016/07/warhammer-age-of-sigmar-daemons-of.html

My old project - nurglings from spare plaguebearer parts I love these little fellas

Great idea - very well executed!
I had an idea of having the spare ones hiding in bins & behind crates, playfully sneaking up on their enemies.

Next part of my Plaguebearer unit.

stunning work.

 bubber wrote:
stunning work.

Hi, thank you, i still looking for different colour scheme. Green-nurgle is not enough "sick" for me. There must be blood, pus, bruises....

More of my plaguebearers. All 10 ready for battle.

After long time i`m back with my Hellcannon project. I started couple months ago but because of other projects i didn`t finished this awesome piece of daemon artillery. BUT! Yesterday i started my holiday so i decided to finish the job and here it is - Hellcannon (but without crew, they are still in realm of black primer...
Hope you enjoy!
More photos and projects on my blog: http://wellofeternitypl.blogspot.com/2016/09/warhammer-age-of-sigmar-hellcannon-iii.html

And another finished project - Harbringer of Decay conversion.
More photos on: http://wellofeternitypl.blogspot.com/2016/09/warhammer-age-of-sigmar-nurgle.html

First unit of Nurgle Chaos Knight almost ready
More images on my blog: http://wellofeternitypl.blogspot.com/2016/10/warhammer-age-of-sigmar-nurgle.html

What greens did you use on the armor?

I love those knights. They are a visual treat, thanks for sharing.

How did your photography skills level up so much from your first post in this thread to the last?

Great work!

 pachalskie wrote:
What greens did you use on the armor?

Hi! Thanks for kind words. I asked more experienced modellers in my gaming club and facebook group (about camera settings). Also I bought daylight bulbs and now i use two lamps with them with additional, specially printed background.


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And my first non-chaos model - Sister of the Thorns.
More images on my blog: http://wellofeternitypl.blogspot.com/2016/10/warhammer-age-of-sigmar-order-sisters.html