I think it is due to the rather bulky nature of some of the details. I have gotten used to the more subtle sculpts that are prevalent today :-)
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Tuesday, April 10, 2012
Hi Tech miniature as a Grey Knight Ghost Knight
This is part of a big group of terminators I am painting. One squad is supposed to be Ghost Knights, and this is going to represent the special character. It was far more difficult than I thought it was going to be to paint, even though it appears to be pretty straightforward.
I think it is due to the rather bulky nature of some of the details. I have gotten used to the more subtle sculpts that are prevalent today :-)


I think it is due to the rather bulky nature of some of the details. I have gotten used to the more subtle sculpts that are prevalent today :-)
Primarch Sanguinius
Monday, April 9, 2012
More Gamezone Black Orcs
Cool Mini or Not Ogryn
Some more older Warlock miniatures
Imperial Guard Vet squad with a scratch built Chimera
This is the group shot of the recently posted IG squad along with the Artillerist and Titan Tech Priest. It puts them more in context with each other. To this end, I have also taken some images with them alongside a scratch built Chimera *yes, I will post the WIP images of the 4 which I made!).
I made the vehicles from Sculpey, plasticard and matboard.
To the images:


And next to the Chimera:



I made the vehicles from Sculpey, plasticard and matboard.
To the images:
And next to the Chimera:
Army brat and Bilbo from Cool Mini or Not
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