Blog bOdziO Wolf's Miniature Painting

Great work on those wings and scales!

 

Thanks a ton

Meanwhile setting up to base the little guy with water effects. This will be fun

 

KAPPACIUS NULL FINISHED
After a days of working with a weird looking resin and applying a bit of gloss varnish the model is now complete!

 

That base is gorgeous!

 

This is really great. How tall is that miniature?

 

Thanks!

As high as Kroq'Gar on his faithful carno! Wing-fingers are more or less on the throne doodad high. Head of the drake is more or less on the Kroq'Gar's head height.

 

What an amazing model!!
That base adds so much to it, great work, man.

Good realistic water.

Grrr, Imrahil

 

Thanks! Somewhat means a lot especially that the water was pain and tears, as well as desk in resin at some point, phew

 

SAURUS KNIGHT ALPHA
With a short break, that was the dragon gentleman above, and which turned to almost out to be almost a half a year painting challenge I went back to painting the lizard army. The newest addition, the alpha shown below. I took some experiment with lowered light exposition and I think I like the partially unlit setting.

 

More saurus joined the ranks and I learned to do them a bit faster (knowing which details I can omit etc.)

 

Great work.

Love the details of the drum. Stretch marks are a nice touch.

 

Very well done on these.

+1

Grrr, Imrahil

 

Thanks! Now I know I can omit quite a few details on batch painted models and they will be still cool on the table, which saves me time for more crazy projects in the future

 

KARAZAI, FIRST LIGHT SKETCHES
Haven't been updating a lot here, but jumped to paint another dragon. Big daddy of the Stormcast dragons is proudly standing assembled and light sketched (zenithal prime with an airbrush). Details are amazing and I am glad to see that for the first time I won't need to paint them... myself

 

What an awesome model it is!!
You are not painting this by yourself?

Grrr, Imrahil

 

I might have wrote that post wrong, so let me straighten that. I am painting the model myself, but, if you remember the dragon above, I had to freehand most of his details. Here I'm extremely glad the details, such as scales are sculpted on the model itself. It helps a ton, even if the model is absolutely intimidating to even place basecoats on due to his size (you are literally holding a small cat on your hands)!

 

Ah, yes he is sculpted to a high quality detail.
That base is big on its own!

Have fun and good luck painting it.

Grrr, Imrahil

 

The base is insanely large and combined with my utmost hate for everything remotely related to basing this will be a hell of a work ahead!