Here is my quick test piece for my Blightking team. I tried both styles shown on the box but was unhappy with both... So I split the difference and mixed the turquoise blue and angels green together for a classic chaos jade.
And the first 'free' Blightking made from left overs!
Plus a little more progress on free Blightking number 2 (Papa Nurgle likes number two's too).
Just another four to go!
Good ol' jade and red works wonders ! Are you keeping armour plates clean as is or will you add oxydations and rust ?
ReplyDeleteGood question. I will come back to that after they are all done. I suspect yes, but they look kinda clean and sharp at the moment.
DeleteGaaahhh. That first "free" model is the best of the bunch by far. You are quite the talent, ma'am. The shaded undercoat by itself is already fantastic- I know the paint job can only turn out great from that. Nice work!
ReplyDeleteGaaawww, thanks. You have jinxed it now.
DeleteScrumptious.
ReplyDeleteTa.
DeleteThe green stuffing works very well and chaos jade is much richer for so important a set of chaos heros, well I think so.
ReplyDeleteCheers ears,
Deletellooks great. i wonder if the same can be done with the forsaken sprue? there seems be a massive amount of choice on there for creating some chaotic goodness :)
ReplyDeleteFunnily enough that was my last purchase of the year!
DeleteI am wondering if I can use all the parts in ONE model. :)
You are very clever! I wish there was some way I could watch you paint...uhm not in a creepy way just I find that the best way to see how a painter has developed their style.
ReplyDeleteAlso somethings wrong wth your finger nails they look all pink and transparent? ;)
Youtube vids?
DeleteThat would be sensational!
DeleteLove it and the excellent use of leftover bitz. Think I will have to purchase this kit and add to my Nurgle hordes - thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteNo problemo!
DeleteLove the jade! Did you just add white for the highlights?
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