Wednesday, 19 August 2015

Plague Mutants

MUTANTS!










Most of the mutants where based on the Goblin Town goblins from GW's The Hobbit range. I really like to convert these models. They are among the most Nurgleish looking models GW has ever made. Even more so than many of GW's Nurgle models! The few heads that where used, where the severed heads from GWs Blight Kings. 
By adding some additional details, I made them look more infected by Nurgles many horrible deceases. The lumps was made by several already dry balls of any sculpting putty I was using at the moment. When finishing a project using green stuff, I often roll small balls of the left over putty for this purpose. To blend the lumps smoothly into the body, I used a lot of thick superglue. I added superglue to the body and dipped it in a bowl filled with the green stuff balls. When the balls had dried in place, I covered them with a second layer of super glue. I sprayed the glue with superglue activator immediately after. This made the glue dry in place, acting like a skin over the lumps, blending them perfectly into the rest of the body. Doing this is a lot more effective than smoothing it all together with green stuff. 



Tuesday, 11 August 2015

More Sigmarines and INQ28 models in the making.

I have to start this post by apologising the lack of updates during the summer. I've been away for the most part of the holiday. But now I'm back, and have an update on my INQ28 project that I would like to share.

I have made two more true-scale Space Marines based on the Stormcast Eternals from the AoS starter set. One is ready for paint, and the other just needs some green-stuff work.


I have also put together some Mechanicus models to go with the rest of my inq28 warband. I still need to fill some gaps, and add additional details.




Monday, 6 July 2015

Sigmarine WIP

I picked up the latest White Dwarf from Games Workshop toady, and this issue came with a toy surprise; one of the new models from Warhammer: Age of Sigmar. The first time I saw the leaked images from the new box, I knew I had to convert them into true-scale Space Marines.

Here are the one i converted from the model in WD. He is possibly the first of many, since I'll most likely buy Age of Sigmar when it comes out.



Sunday, 5 July 2015

Painting the INQ28 Warband.

I've been away for a couple of weeks, and haven't been able to update the blog for a little while. I have however started to paint my Inquisitorial warband while I was away. I've decided to paint the miniatures in a pale colour scheme, with a bright read spot colour.
This is what I've done so far. The first two are finished, and the next three just need some detail work.








Here are some pictures of my Lord Inquisitor Hannibal Rex pre painting. The model is currently primed, and ready for paint!




I'll be back.


Thursday, 18 June 2015

More INQ28 WIPs

I've been working on more models for my INQ28 warband. Most Importantly the leader of the warband; Lord Inquisitor Hannibal Rex. This is another version of a model i did a while ago, my inquisitor lord on walking throne. I wanted to be able to use the same character in a game, so i decided to make the same inquisitor, only dismounted. I have given him the same torso and hairstyle, with mechanical legs to show how he walks around without the throne. 

I also made a grim reaper looking tech-priest, with a pet crow and plasma gun servitor. I'm quite pleased with his relaxed creepy pose on this guy.




Lastly I made a Herald, for my Khorne Daemonkin army. 








Sunday, 7 June 2015

INQ28 WIP

In the last couple of days I've been working on a warband for INQ28. The goal is to build and paint a warband, and a matching gaming board, so I'll be able to play a game during the summer. 

I have a lot of ideas, and early WIP models on my desk, that will be finished soon. Here are the models I've done so far. 






Wednesday, 3 June 2015

Great Unclean One II

Here are my 2nd finished Forge World Great Unclean One. It came 2nd in the Warhemmer 40k Monster category at the Fang. 

I'm very pleased with the skin-tone on this one! When I get it back from GW Oslo, I'll post a picture of it, beside the other GUO that I have. You can check out the one I painted last year here.