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Tuesday, September 4, 2012
The other Redeemer...
At long last, here are the pictures of the second Grey Knights Redeemer.
Vehicles like these do provide a nice canvas for freehand, so I thought I would take advantage of that once again. :-)
Some of the Forgeworld conversion bits were not the easiest to work with, but in the end they did look very neat.
My favorite part was the cowlings on the inferno cannons, however. Painting in that horizon line was a lot of fun! I had wanted to do that for years, but the surface was never quite right...
These top views show you how different this freehand was from the first Redeemer. The triptychs were a little tricky to squeeze in , but I am glad I did so!
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Wow! your work always amazes me my friend :-)
ReplyDeleteAndrew
I am working hard on the Dark Eldar so I have those for Adepticon! I am also making major adjustments to the Tomb Kings... Maybe they will get wiped out in 5 turns instead of 2 or 3 :-)
Deletewow, just wow! Beautiful miniature! You have a fantastic centerpiece with this tank. Consider me very impressed!
ReplyDeleteB
Thanks for the kind words!!! I always aim to please :-)
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