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Watch Master Giorgio....


Questions, queries are welcome.

This model sat undercoated in Blood Angels Red since 2000, dismantled in my 54mm Inquisitor box, until the end of last year. Stripped, and 14 hours of painting later and I am satisfied.... I truly love painting my Inquisitor scale models and I have 30 or so to go.

The shoulder pad red was taken from a Trovarion Miniatures blood angels guide on youtube with the last step being the most amazing revelation I have had in painting red in 36 years of painting blood angels....
Rhinox hide.
Rhinox hide and mephiston red stippled.
Mephistorn red stippled
Mephiston red and evil sunz scarlet stippled
Evil sunz scarlet stippled
Evil sunz scarlet and (old) space wolves grey (closest approximation now would be Blue Horror..... stippled. I do not know how but the blue makes the red pop like nothing I have ever seen.

I think there are about 6 layers of varying greys over abbadon black to give a light black so that I could do all the scratches which are dots or lines of abbadon black, then underlined with eshin grey and very fine underlay of dawnstone.

High resolution pics in the dakka gallery by clicking on the pics.

Oldie but a goodie. Having 30 inquisitor scale models must be some sort of record!

That red really does pop.

That is masterpiece. Really awesome

That rocks the house. Great job!