19 Sept 2012

Rhino Done

Managed to get a few hours free last couple evenings, and after some heavy drybrushing (for weathering and sand/dust), washing and detail painting, I got my first rhino done. It was a slightly worse for wear eBay rescue, with things glued to it and some damage. I took off the extra junk (little green demons stuck on...not good) and managed to turn the damage into rusty weapon damage scars. I also turned 2 holes (one is out of shot in the pictures) into Melta Gun fire damage and made them glowing white hot and shiny 'wet' looking with a little 'Ardcoat glaze.  I also added 'Ardcoat to the lights to make them look like glass.
I'm a million miles from being good at this, but I'm rather pleased with my results. Although the pictures don't really do it justice, as I couldn't quite get the light correct.







17 Sept 2012

Rhino Started

I got a 40k Rhino from eBay. It was a very old type, that had been 'converted' into a chaos one. It was thickly painted in red and bronze.












I cut off any daft items, and sprayed it black. I then added a few spikes, and gave it a little dry brushing in silver and grey for metal and dust.
Not looking bad so far for a battered old model!
I intend to add more details, and some shell scarring, and a Melta hole on the front.



Get some!

Made a start on this daft idea. I got a load of random bits of different marines, and a load of guns, and intend to make a "mental marine", waving lots of guns, standing on a pile of skulls.
I'll probably call him "Get Some!" and paint that on his base.
The pieces are coming together....

Finished Cleric

Finished 'Evender', my D&D 3.0 Cohort.

Zombie Hunter

Repainted this guys after about 25 years. Used the new citadel paints. They really are amazing. The jump in quality is quite markedly obvious.
I gave him some modern MTP camo trousers too.
I use him for 40k and Modern games, and recently as a zombie survivalist in GW Shop games useing 40k rules.

Undercoated Chaos

Undercoated my Chaos Marines. Using the very technical "double sided tape on a bit of wood" technique. They came up beautifully. And very easy to do on the wood too.








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