Lil Offical Dark Eldar blurb...
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Nothing earth shattering, but after all this time, it's nice to finially nail down something from GW on this army...
Monday, September 13, 2010
Wednesday, September 8, 2010
whelp...
In the ongoing train derailment that is my Imperial Guard Blog, I give you, an ork...
Not a great picture, but you get the idea...
Had this guy sitting on a shelf mostly done, and got motivated to finish him. The conversion was fairly straight forward. Took the Blackreach warboss, repositioned the head a lil and shaved down the lower tusks so a metal jaw from the nobs kit could be fit on. Greenstuffed the lower barrel and added the nozzle of a flamer to that section of the gun, making it into a combi melta, and finally extended the boss pole and added a snake bits pole top.
Painting was fairly straight forward...lots of leather and earth tones on the clothing, P3 pig iron for the metal bitz, and knarloc green for the flesh. Everything received a coat of pure talent in a bottle..(devlan mud)..with the metal parts getting a lil badab black as well. Once dry, the flesh was lightly dry brushed with knarloc again, followed by a quick goblin green dry brush.
For the base, I went digging threw my bitz collection. In a box of space marine vehicle parts, I found the space wolf rhino door you see. It was a door that had been poped off of a model, and was already broke around the bottom edge. Scuffed it up a lil, shaved it up a lil here and there...added some bullet holes...and presto, neat base.
All and all...a very fun model.
Not a great picture, but you get the idea...
Had this guy sitting on a shelf mostly done, and got motivated to finish him. The conversion was fairly straight forward. Took the Blackreach warboss, repositioned the head a lil and shaved down the lower tusks so a metal jaw from the nobs kit could be fit on. Greenstuffed the lower barrel and added the nozzle of a flamer to that section of the gun, making it into a combi melta, and finally extended the boss pole and added a snake bits pole top.
Painting was fairly straight forward...lots of leather and earth tones on the clothing, P3 pig iron for the metal bitz, and knarloc green for the flesh. Everything received a coat of pure talent in a bottle..(devlan mud)..with the metal parts getting a lil badab black as well. Once dry, the flesh was lightly dry brushed with knarloc again, followed by a quick goblin green dry brush.
For the base, I went digging threw my bitz collection. In a box of space marine vehicle parts, I found the space wolf rhino door you see. It was a door that had been poped off of a model, and was already broke around the bottom edge. Scuffed it up a lil, shaved it up a lil here and there...added some bullet holes...and presto, neat base.
All and all...a very fun model.
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