Showing posts with label Forgeworld. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Forgeworld. Show all posts
Sunday, 7 April 2013
Apostate Preacher of Nurgle
A quick job in one night (about 5 hours total work) for the Forgeworld Open Day painting competition. Didn't win, but it's helped me figure out a nice basing method for some Nurgle marines I want to do for myself at some point... Bigger image by clicking on the image above as usual.
Wednesday, 27 February 2013
Black Templarised Huron and Claudio
Eeesh, I've not updated the blog in a while (check out our facebook page for more frequent updates).
Anyway, I recently converted up a Forgeworld Lugft Huron into a Black Templar marshal, and a Claudio from Space Hulk into a Templar Assault Terminator. These were based and painted to match a previous commission from the same client. Click the images for larger views.
Labels:
Black Templars,
Conversion,
Forgeworld,
Gallery,
Maz,
Warhammer 40K
Tuesday, 13 November 2012
Shoulder pad detail sculpts by Chris Straw
A quick job by Chris Straw to sculpt insignia discs and laurel wreaths onto some Forge World Tartaros pattern Terminator shoulder pads. These will be sent as-is to the client.
We don't just do painting, y'see. As usual, you can click the image for a larger view.
Labels:
Chris S,
Custom Sculpt,
Forgeworld,
Gallery,
Warhammer 40K
Tuesday, 19 June 2012
GDUK2012 Warhound Diorama 'Hunting Bigger Game'
Ok, this is now on the painting table (and occupying most of another table too). Prospective entry for either Open or Diorama categories at GDUK 2012. Commission piece for a very regular client. I have other pieces to work on as this goes, but this one NEEDS to be done for GDUK.
Probably the most dynamic pose you can squeeze out of a Forgeworld Warhound, and requiring an extreme amount of reinforcement. The entire supporting leg has 2 lengths of 3mm diameter steel rod running through it. However as the rods are parallel in the mid-piece of the leg, the model still exhibits some twisting there in warm conditions (I work in a conservatory studio, where the temperatures can hit 35C). To solve this I found the simplest solution is a barrel lodged under the back toe of the lead foot. You can see it in the image above. It's also easy to remove for short term display. At extreme, over 1 kg of weight is being supported by a 7mm x 12mm piece of resin, set way off from the point of balance. It was... interesting... finding out whether the pose would work.
There is a fully detailed interior (including the FW Titan Techpriest), more of which will be seen in later posts.
The banners are paper, and temporary - the final ones will be painted and curved before mounting.
As ever you can click the images for larger views.
Probably the most dynamic pose you can squeeze out of a Forgeworld Warhound, and requiring an extreme amount of reinforcement. The entire supporting leg has 2 lengths of 3mm diameter steel rod running through it. However as the rods are parallel in the mid-piece of the leg, the model still exhibits some twisting there in warm conditions (I work in a conservatory studio, where the temperatures can hit 35C). To solve this I found the simplest solution is a barrel lodged under the back toe of the lead foot. You can see it in the image above. It's also easy to remove for short term display. At extreme, over 1 kg of weight is being supported by a 7mm x 12mm piece of resin, set way off from the point of balance. It was... interesting... finding out whether the pose would work.
There is a fully detailed interior (including the FW Titan Techpriest), more of which will be seen in later posts.
The banners are paper, and temporary - the final ones will be painted and curved before mounting.
As ever you can click the images for larger views.
Labels:
Forgeworld,
Golden Demon,
Imperial Guard,
Maz,
Titans,
Tyranids,
Warhammer 40K,
Works In Progress
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