Hello, I been really busy with work, so I haven’t got my painting time, don’t even mention play time, so when I got a few minutes yesterday I decided to work on my space hulk minis that have lingered for the longest of time. currently I'm working on the librarian I needs a lot of work yet but it is finally approaching table top quality.
For the axe I'm using some washes to achieve a diferent finish with the power weapon so far it is looking good, also you can see I have tried something different with the face as I used a green wash to make it look as If it is using his powers
With the red robe I'm happy how it looks, in the pictures barely notes but it has a nice highlight,
Besides the librarian I also worked on the gates so far my work is missing the hazard strips since my first attempt doesn’t look anywhere near a good job.
and finally
since Im unable to play more often and i got a great bargain i got a copy of the old expansion for THQ WH40k game,so my first box dint sit alone in the library:
now I can play necrons on the cheap.
till next time, when I hope that the terminator is close to being finished.
Very nice looking libby there. Makes me think of Forge World's new Sevrin Loth (Red Scorpions) which looks really awesome.
ReplyDeleteA tip for the hazard stripes would be to use some kind of tape. Will take a long time either way though :) Good luck!
Oh, and SQL? What are you doing for a living? :) Computer related? (I'm a Senior Software Engineer)
ReplyDeleteque bien le quedaron estos...me encantan las bases... y el acha esta super cool
ReplyDeleteThank Flekkzo, just to answer your question I currently do QA testing, and I have done IT support for 10 years with mixed dev here and there something like a jack of all the trades.
ReplyDeleteabout the tape i tried but it is hard to cut into shape.
You could always mask up one stripe at a time and paint. Then when it has dried you move the tape for the next one.
ReplyDeleteI image that using a faint pencil line could also work really well. I got a Space Wolves drop pod in my future so I am sure I will get to try:)
IT you say. Doing QA could explain your nice models. I bet you have more patience than an impatience software engineer:)