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The icy touch of death is ever increasing in size! Now with more wars and more souls...






















Can't wait for that black coach to be released and the dreadblade harrows... I so love those new horses. 

Ice cold Like it!

That's a very satisfying glowing affect you have going on, really like the shade of blue. They look ace, nice and crisp brushwork.

Awesome use of color. It seems to fit very well together.

Nice! What were your layers for the ghostly white and blue?

I assume a white base coat. Or did you base coat grey and then prime white from a high angle to create a base gradient?

Was the next step washes, or was there layering as well?

The models started with a vallejo tan primer.

The ghostly bits started with an airbrush layer of baharoth blue, followed by white. Next came a thinned down (with glaze medium) guilliman blue glaze, and then final highlights with white again (both airbrush and regular brush).


The darker blue mix used the blue glaze, but with quite a bit of vallejo game colour blue ink added for a deep blue, vibrant wash.

Thanks for sharing. It's a great result.