Yes I DO use Mutilators! TZEENTCH ones for beating those obnoxious Imperial Knights!
Thursday, March 19, 2015
Sunday, March 8, 2015
Ongoing work on Ted Houseman's expansive Minotaur space marine army. This was a batch of 45, 35 which were done over two day's time. First time using Vallejo Game Air bronze and copper...theya re amazing. Much better than Minitaire. The real chore here was hand-painting the Minotaurs bull-head logo on about 35 of them......
These are a little more subtle in person
Love the Greek hoplite helmets
Not sure if a heavy flamer is a normal marine choice...
Before the shoulder pads...
Bronze airbrushed on first , the bright copper at down-angles for a highlight
These are a little more subtle in person
Love the Greek hoplite helmets
Not sure if a heavy flamer is a normal marine choice...
Before the shoulder pads...
Bronze airbrushed on first , the bright copper at down-angles for a highlight
Saturday, February 14, 2015
Kitbashed a Maulerfiend model to look a bit like the 90's Mechagodzilla...painted the thing light blue then added chrome, silver and gunmetal...oil discharge for darker areas...there's something to be said for those that can airbrush metallic, I haven't got near the handle on it yet....yet. I did add a black oil paint wash and should really post it finished, looks much better than these fluorescent lights pictures...
Saturday, January 24, 2015
Well. nothing like speed painting a large batch of Dark Angels from grey to finished in two days...
These were done for a friend in exchange for a Model Air paint set...would have been much easier if I got them UN-assembled but where would be the fun in that, not having to thread a needle to paint those hard to reach spots under their robes....

Sunday, January 11, 2015
Thought I'd post a few things I did this year and last, but never loaded them here
Eldar Revenant Titan, assembled and painted in 7 hrs
Belakor...turned out pretty good trying to match his official colors
Mass Flyer production for my Tempestus wing. Thanks to my friend Jessie for the good price on these.
Used clear transfer paper but the decals are VERY ahrd to see on dark paint...even on bright, it's hard to see the red crosshairs on the Carnifex in picture #2
Ted Houseman's Minotaurs
The libby was a blue mixed with vallejo air silver in various coats...really liked the metallic shine it gave.
These contemptors were two diffrent attempts at doing bronze...one in the rear was Gold paint with green wash and Minitaire Paints oil discharge. The other was oil discharge mixed with bright bronze.I'll post a pic with the results of how he turned out later...was very happy
Some of their rhinos...I painted these based on the Imperial Armour 12 book, and they are a close match...but not enough bronze to be what the Minos really used, despite the picture
Tempestus Army to go with the flyers...the bottom pic has three different generations of Tempestus model types. This is an example of why really painting a test model is a must...After getting 50% of the way through them, I felt tan would be better on the legs than red...something I might go back and change in a year or so...
Eldar Revenant Titan, assembled and painted in 7 hrs
Belakor...turned out pretty good trying to match his official colors
Mass Flyer production for my Tempestus wing. Thanks to my friend Jessie for the good price on these.
Used clear transfer paper but the decals are VERY ahrd to see on dark paint...even on bright, it's hard to see the red crosshairs on the Carnifex in picture #2
Ted Houseman's Minotaurs
The libby was a blue mixed with vallejo air silver in various coats...really liked the metallic shine it gave.
These contemptors were two diffrent attempts at doing bronze...one in the rear was Gold paint with green wash and Minitaire Paints oil discharge. The other was oil discharge mixed with bright bronze.I'll post a pic with the results of how he turned out later...was very happy
Some of their rhinos...I painted these based on the Imperial Armour 12 book, and they are a close match...but not enough bronze to be what the Minos really used, despite the picture
Tempestus Army to go with the flyers...the bottom pic has three different generations of Tempestus model types. This is an example of why really painting a test model is a must...After getting 50% of the way through them, I felt tan would be better on the legs than red...something I might go back and change in a year or so...
Thursday, January 8, 2015
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