I have been working really hard on this model to try and distinguish it from the original sculpt. Recently I started the GS work on the cape which has been quite the mission to get through. First time trying something like it and there were some complex lines to try to sculpt around. Needless to say this guy is taking ages..
I have the Chaos Lord above as well as the Dark Vengeance chosen on eBay right now here. You can find the Eldar models I have for sale in the same place.
The actual display will be a hanger bay on board the Lamenters Battle Barge with the Minotaurs boarding in force. This means I will need to paint some Lamenters to take a pasting as well :D
I have been working on my Horus Heresy Blood Angels again. This time taking a crack at the wonderful Praetor model from Forge World.
A rare feature today. i have been working on terrain! I have had some bits and pieces stashed away for terrain and I finally took the plunge and started throwing them together. I thought I would start brave and try to build something big. My thinking on this is that I would run into every issue possible and thus learn a lot more about terrain then starting small.... First thing I have learnt is that I should have sketched this out before building it. Secondly that I need to research how buildings are actually constructed for more realistic structures.
I was contacted by Lee from Talk Wargaming the other day about a new blog network he was setting up. After hearing his idea I was more than happy to join in. Instead of explaining his thoughts in my own words I shall quote him:
The Talk Wargaming Blog Network differs from the rest as you don't simple place an image on your site, you place a small piece of code that updates periodically with every post from the sites within the network. In essence the Talk Wargaming Blog Network is an extra "blogroll" that you place on your site. So instead of simply having an image pointing to the "host" site where your posts will display upon every single site within the network. Think of the TWG Blog Network as a web of interconnecting links that place your content far and wide.I think we can all agree that this is a good idea. Importantly, it helps to develop a sense of community beyond simply sharing a button or image of a particular network. In essence the community will benefit from shared success. I think this is an exciting development to the blog network tradition and look forward to seeing where it can go.
To join please follow Lee's well laid out directions here.
- Martok
After Mondays post showing off my new Tech bases I decided I should make a tutorial while making the second batch.