Sculting Skull Icon by Tyler Mengel from Mengel Miniatures - I'm increasingly finding that I lack the patiences to work with green stuff, despite all of the tutorials that I have read and included in my Weekly Find posts. I understand the general concepts/principles of using epoxy to sculpt details... maybe, this will be another starting point.
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Showing posts with label Imperial Knights. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Imperial Knights. Show all posts
Friday, July 25, 2014
Weekly Finds
Imperial Knight Pilot by Max from CoolMiniOrNot - Came across this Knight House heraldry thanks to Inquisitor Engel over on the Bolter & Chainsword. Another Household to consider when I start collecting Knight Titans. Can see more pictures in the link to CoolMiniOrNot as well as some designer notes over on Stockholm Warpaint.
Sculting Skull Icon by Tyler Mengel from Mengel Miniatures - I'm increasingly finding that I lack the patiences to work with green stuff, despite all of the tutorials that I have read and included in my Weekly Find posts. I understand the general concepts/principles of using epoxy to sculpt details... maybe, this will be another starting point.
Sculting Skull Icon by Tyler Mengel from Mengel Miniatures - I'm increasingly finding that I lack the patiences to work with green stuff, despite all of the tutorials that I have read and included in my Weekly Find posts. I understand the general concepts/principles of using epoxy to sculpt details... maybe, this will be another starting point.
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Imperial Knights,
Sculpting,
Weekly Finds
Friday, March 14, 2014
Weekly Finds
Freeblade Atgos by Henry South from Four Go to War - The first of three Knight Titans for this week. This one comes from the recently discovered blog of Four Go to War. Of the three this has the least vibrant colour scheme and the best of the bases.
House Terryn by TEN from Tale of Painters - This is probably my favourite of the three schemes from this week. But then I've always been a fan of dark and gritty appearance of TEN's miniatures. There is a YouTube video in the link that offers some insight to how this amazing kit was painted.
Imperial Knight by John Steining from 40K Hobby Blog - I love the view of the exposed exo-skeleton in the last few pictures from the link. I look forward to seeing how this one turns our after all of the weathering.
House Terryn by TEN from Tale of Painters - This is probably my favourite of the three schemes from this week. But then I've always been a fan of dark and gritty appearance of TEN's miniatures. There is a YouTube video in the link that offers some insight to how this amazing kit was painted.
Imperial Knight by John Steining from 40K Hobby Blog - I love the view of the exposed exo-skeleton in the last few pictures from the link. I look forward to seeing how this one turns our after all of the weathering.
Labels:
Imperial Knights,
Weekly Finds
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