Here's the finished article:
Pretty happy with how he's turned out, but glad to get him off the workbench.
I really must get some R&F finished for this army!
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Showing posts with label Avatars of War. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Avatars of War. Show all posts
Tuesday, 17 May 2011
Friday, 6 May 2011
Orc Shaman WiP (3)
Inching towards a conclusion wth this one.
Still not enjoying painting him though, but he's approaching the stage where I can declare myself satisfied.
Lots of highlighting gone on.
The bone needs more work and I need to decide what to do with the bottle at his waist and the hands on his back, but then he just needs a basing and he's good to give my enemies a proper Foot of Gork-ing!
Still not enjoying painting him though, but he's approaching the stage where I can declare myself satisfied.
Lots of highlighting gone on.
The bone needs more work and I need to decide what to do with the bottle at his waist and the hands on his back, but then he just needs a basing and he's good to give my enemies a proper Foot of Gork-ing!
Labels:
Avatars of War,
Orcs and Goblins,
Warhammer,
WiP
Tuesday, 19 April 2011
Orc Shaman WiP (2)
More work done on the AoW Shaman, mainly highlights and a lot of scorched brown on the skulls and bones (of which there are many).
Thursday, 14 April 2011
Orc Shaman WiP
I bought this the other week when I was at Maelstrom for the WAB Open (and yes, I'll try and do a report this week).
Avatars of War Orc Shaman
A great looking model, but I'm not enjoying painting him, the detail is almost too fine to pick out. He's certainly harder for a painter of my standard to do well than an equivalent GW model.
So far it's mainly base coats and Devlan Mud.
The skin is Orkhide Shade, Knarlock and Goblin Green with a Thrakka wash.
Next step is to go back over the main areas with the base coat colours and then add some highlights.
Avatars of War Orc Shaman
A great looking model, but I'm not enjoying painting him, the detail is almost too fine to pick out. He's certainly harder for a painter of my standard to do well than an equivalent GW model.
So far it's mainly base coats and Devlan Mud.
The skin is Orkhide Shade, Knarlock and Goblin Green with a Thrakka wash.
Next step is to go back over the main areas with the base coat colours and then add some highlights.
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