[url=http://www.cheddarmongers.org/prod/drybrush][b]Drybrushing[/b][/url] plays a big part in getting these guys painted.
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Sometimes, although you have a big stack of stuff part painted on the table, something just cries out for you to paint it. Sometimes it is still in the packaging or in the undercoated box. So all of a sudden I finally decided how I wanted to paint my Ghouls.
So, in time for Halloween, the Ghouls
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Most of these are the excellent Heresy figures, with a trio of Games Workshop figures.
Finishing the current small batch took a bit longer than I expected, but some of them are done, and as promised, an upload.
This is how I've painted the Terminator included with my copy of White Dwarf 345. A member of the Marines Errant chapter.
Working on quite a large item at the moment, hence the lack of recent uploads.
OK, its not quite the same as a book, or an article in New Scientist, but it is all my work :)
In case you're wondering why all the content looks funny, it is because today, September 19, is Talk like a Pirate day. Content will change back to normal tomorrow. Enjoy!
Epic-scale tyranid miniatures are notoriously hard to get hold of, and it can also be difficult to find suitable proxies for some of the creatures; although Epic nid players find that the tyranid range for 40K is a good source of bits and pieces for converting assault spawn and biotitans. I thought I'd lend a hand by showing how I'd carry out some of these conversions.
Some new stuff up.
Over in the Chaos Album I've added some of the new Heresy Daemon figures ("Blights") and I've painted up a Great Unclean One. The latter actually took less than a day!
Been a while since I've been able to post anything, with a lot of my hobby time being taken up with trying to get our Blood Bowl teams finished, and I don't want to post those now, until they're compelte.
However, I have had a little side project doing some 15mm sci-fi troops. A mechanised platoon, from GZG, which I think is NAC (but could be NSL - I'm so easily confused!). Actually pretty quick to paint, and I'm really pleased with the results.