I managed to get my Warpwolf Stalker painted in time for the York Inter Club Challenge this weekend (more on that topic later).
I think he's looking pretty good and I got to use some of the larger basing clumps on his base as there was plenty of room. Im trying to be a little less subtle with my shading as I am finding that when I take the models down to the club and out of the natural light that I paint in that it can be hard to spot that I have done any shading at all.
The skin is painted with the Reaper Dark Elf Skin Triad and the golds are a mixture of Reaper Antique gold, New Gold and Devlun Mood. The sword I painted using darker shades of the Reaper Metalics range which I found helped me to create contrast between both halves of the blade. In the past I have used the brighter metals and found them too close to each other.
I also marked the bases with white lines for now but I intend to do something a bit more interesting on these when I have more time.
All feedback welcome.
It looks absolutely fantastic mate and even better in the flesh (well fur)!
ReplyDeleteI've been watching that "Hot Lead" DVD you leant me..... and I can see how the Reaper paints used in that/what you are using are really really good. I think I might have to invest in some myself. Great work mate keep it up!
looking good bud! you'll be needing a new faction soon enough!
ReplyDeletebeautiful mini mate!
ReplyDeleteYou have the hot lead dvds? I'm sure you just rob my mental shopping list :(
Thanks guys.
ReplyDeleteYou are welcome to borrow mine at some point Shane - rather that than you rob my house to get back what I robbed from your mental shopping list.
is mental possession now 9/10ths of tha law because if it is, can i please have my painted Circle army back Luke?
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ReplyDeletethats a very nicely painted mini Luke, very nice indeed.
Drax - mental possession only works if your as mental as Shane - a feat that few of us can accomplish.
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