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My 5 year old Vampires photographed for selling purposes.. damn the painting sucks..

Where are the updates?

Hello.

In case someone is reading this, I decided to write something. I've been painting some, and once I consider something worth publishing is done, I will be posting pictures regularily again. Shouldn't take much longer, but it all depends how often I can start to paint.

Yep

Here is a monolith, sorry for the bad pics. It looks much more silvery IRL. Really Lazy job: take an airbrush, take a tamiya silver paint, use the airbrush, use citadel washes, glue some sticks, and apply rust (bestial brown) with a sponge. Oh yeah, todays excuse for not updating my blog for a while is: Im busy, and still will be for a few good weeks.

Marinez

I retouched my previous sample terminator and did a captain. The chipping and the banner are bit off, but otherwise I feel that the captain is a decent tabletop quality. 85% happy. I'm Ninja-building marines, it seems..

Necron Rhino

I finally decided to continue my Necrons, so here's a WIP Necron Rhino.

Arnold Schwarzenegger

Yesterday evening I did some fast work as purely for fun and experiment, and this was a result. I spent time about 2-3 hours on it, and the slowest thing to do was probably the base.

"In between" jobs

I stop making excuses about monolith right now and post few of my latest works;

- Chosen (speed painting)
- Grey (?) Knight Dreadnought (non-speed painting ;)



Few hour speed painting. Actually I was planning to go for a white cloak with green shades, but ended up painting a wood elf. Not happy with this one, but it only took me a couple of hours.




Yes you could say that the eagles are a little bit off, and the number 3 is not in center, but I really like how this GK dreadnought turned out to look. Actually, I got so inspired of the rusty/brown/metal scheme, that I'm gonna paint all my Grey Knights in this color, regardless it being against the fluff.

I used graphite stick on the armor to make the metal feeling, after undercoating the model with Scorched brown and Bestial brown/matt varnish mix.