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Here's something to look at. I've been at this for three or four months now. Wish I had more time to paint.
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The detail is unreal!
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Excuse me while I pick my jaw up off the floor
Shocking amount of detail you have achieved here, detailing every single scale!
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The last Acolyte. I already had a replacement for the duplicate, but when I saw that Tzeentch expansion for Warhammer Underworlds I had to get it. Now I have a badass lady cultist too.
More Tzaangors. I might ditch these colours for the last three and go for something more natural-looking. People like it when I do that. I'm loving these swirly gems on the shields.
Can you believe I've gone this long without painting one of the box's heroes? Well here's the Warpriest. I had a hard time with this model. Getting the metals to look right took a few tries, experimenting with the skin tone backfired and came out looking grey, and he has a cape. I hate painting capes, I can't get used to them.
The Gryph-Hound was a breeze. The base was done in a previous session, but the model itself I did in around four or five hours in one sitting. That's really fast for me. He's an eagle/ocelot combo mostly.
What's this? A Lizardman? Been a while since I've done one of these! Got scales all over, and this time with shading and highlighting on some of the bigger ones. This guy is technically more complex than my favourite Skink Priest, but is it a better model? I'm not sure. But here's something I've never done; the spherical part on top of the weapon was painted to look knapped into shape. That headress is made of seven parts glued together and is perhaps the best conversion I've ever done.
Currently painting the Ogroid Thaumaturge. I thought it would be an easy one, but it's fighting back.
More Tzaangors. I might ditch these colours for the last three and go for something more natural-looking. People like it when I do that. I'm loving these swirly gems on the shields.
Can you believe I've gone this long without painting one of the box's heroes? Well here's the Warpriest. I had a hard time with this model. Getting the metals to look right took a few tries, experimenting with the skin tone backfired and came out looking grey, and he has a cape. I hate painting capes, I can't get used to them.
The Gryph-Hound was a breeze. The base was done in a previous session, but the model itself I did in around four or five hours in one sitting. That's really fast for me. He's an eagle/ocelot combo mostly.
What's this? A Lizardman? Been a while since I've done one of these! Got scales all over, and this time with shading and highlighting on some of the bigger ones. This guy is technically more complex than my favourite Skink Priest, but is it a better model? I'm not sure. But here's something I've never done; the spherical part on top of the weapon was painted to look knapped into shape. That headress is made of seven parts glued together and is perhaps the best conversion I've ever done.
Currently painting the Ogroid Thaumaturge. I thought it would be an easy one, but it's fighting back.
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Jaw-dropping, as always!
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I agree. @neveroddoreven 's work is always stunning.
It is so good that it actually discourages me from painting because all my stuff looks like vomit ridden trash by comparison!!
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The rest.
I'll start off with the boring one. A little better than the last one, but basically the same. Just some different colours to help tell them apart.
Ogroid Thaumaturge. Perhaps the second most difficult model I've ever painted for a multitude of reasons. I wanted some coherency across all the Tzeentch models, so all the armour's the same, the cloth, etc. The gems are all black opals, with pink, blue and yellow marbling. My Thaumaturge is painted like essentially one big opal.
The rest of the Tzaangors are done but I'm not content with the quality of the photos, so I'm going to try another crack at it. They look way better than the three I've already shown.
I'll start off with the boring one. A little better than the last one, but basically the same. Just some different colours to help tell them apart.
Ogroid Thaumaturge. Perhaps the second most difficult model I've ever painted for a multitude of reasons. I wanted some coherency across all the Tzeentch models, so all the armour's the same, the cloth, etc. The gems are all black opals, with pink, blue and yellow marbling. My Thaumaturge is painted like essentially one big opal.
The rest of the Tzaangors are done but I'm not content with the quality of the photos, so I'm going to try another crack at it. They look way better than the three I've already shown.
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Having painted one myself I can say that it certainly was hard to paint for me as well.
You did a stellar job, as always.
I especially like the belt with the eye (tiiiiny details) and the multi-colored(!) sigils.
You did a stellar job, as always.
I especially like the belt with the eye (tiiiiny details) and the multi-colored(!) sigils.
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So I wanted to have the last three Tzaangors in more natural colours, and I was trying to think of which shade of brown fur would be the most interesting. Then I thought, 'of course, birds!' Turns out freehand feathers are quite easy.
And that's it. Took just over a year, but it's all done.
And that's it. Took just over a year, but it's all done.
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Those eyes!!!!
Awesome.
Yeah the one on the shield is mind blowing, @neveroddoreven I think we need a tutorial
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For the blades I changed the method about half way through the project. Before, I started with the midtone and used a black wash then lightened it up from there. Now I start with a dark grey as a basecoat and do it all with layers. As for the colours I used blue-greys, the Citadel equivalent would be the Space-Wolf themed colours, Russ grey and the like. The gold areas were basecoated Charred Brown (like Rhinox Hide), then layered with Filthy Brown (maybe Ungor Flesh?) then Bonewhite.
Eyeballs are fun to paint. The way I did them was very similar to painting gems, just in off-white. Then when you put that dot of pure white on the darker area at the top it makes them look wet and shiny.
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How do you paint scales that small and consistent? I guess a lot of practice is involved but still; what kind of dark sorcery have you been using to achieve such a level of awesome awesomeness?
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Wow amazing work!
Those designs are amazingly painted on the magical ogre sorceror! At first glance I thought they were photoshopped on, like you were planning them out.
Then I realized they were painted on! Amazing!
Those are some perfect feathers! It really looks like it is covered!
And I like how you painted this guys' base. The little bit of green-and-blue cracks really looks magical and tzeetchy.
Those designs are amazingly painted on the magical ogre sorceror! At first glance I thought they were photoshopped on, like you were planning them out.
Then I realized they were painted on! Amazing! Those are some perfect feathers! It really looks like it is covered!
And I like how you painted this guys' base. The little bit of green-and-blue cracks really looks magical and tzeetchy.