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Friday, January 23, 2015
Hobby Progress: Painted Krom Dragongaze
Alright so finally got another post. I have been working on Krom Dragongaze, the space wolf special character from the sanctus reach campaign. I love the model which is why I got it, plus he makes a great wolf lord/battle leader. Kept with my armies theme and did a bit more final work, which I think shows in the face and in other areas. There is def some more work to do but I really like his look so far.
I used lothern blue and then the guilimans glaze for the "runic" parts on the armor, it fits into the recesses well and has a nice glowing effect.
On the cape I did some minor highlights, using a medium red (wazdakka I think) for the main, then evil sunz red on the outer edges and raised bits, then khorne red in the recesses for some shading. Turned out good, needs prob a few more runs to clean it up, but I don't do shading too much so I'm bleh at it.
I still have the base to do, so its not done, but I can play with this guy and not feel bad about it.
The axe turned out well, I used leadbeltcher as the base, then on the blade edges some old mithril silver I still have before the new paints (don't remember the new equivalent) Then used guillimans blue glaze for the runes and the edge of the blade for the power weapon glow. I do love the glazes and used the green on the gems all over him, though it needs a lot more washes to really bring it out.
hope you enjoy.
GG
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That axe looks sweet very well done.
ReplyDeleteThanks, its not hard to do which is why I like the technique. The glazes are amazing
DeleteYep, the glazes are just awesome. Something else to try, basecoat white, then drop a big drop of glaze. That way it's as vibrant and brightly glowing as possible, and absolutely easy to do. I glazed metal colors before, but I prefer the result of white basecoat.
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