Showing posts with label Basing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Basing. Show all posts

Friday, July 8, 2016

WIP Stormwall Part 1


For the last three years I've painted up a colossal for the P3 contest at Gencon. This year I plan on doing the same and this time I chose the Stormwall. I like the Cygnar scheme but wanted to deviate a little from the norm so I aimed for more of a warmer turquoise blue.



Once the airbrushing was done I started blocking in the metallic areas.


For the base I wanted to make something a little less wartorn and muddy. I had the idea of a more serene walking garden area in mind. Which will look a little plain until I add the foliage. I traced out the footprint on a piece of corkboard and went to work. All those botched banners I've been saving were finally going to be put to some use.


I also rolled up some pillar shapes from some milliput. They don't need to be perfect as I'll add some moss and vines to cover up the simplicity.








Saturday, May 14, 2016

Cast of Bases

As I've said before, my personal project lately has been jumping into Infinity. More commonly the basing in Infinity represents a sci-fi urban setting or other similar themes, not so much wilderness, so I decided to do more than glue dirt to my bases. After spending some time building the bases for my first wave from plasticard a couple years ago, I had always thought I'd cast my own in the future. Our gaming group would also have something to fall back on. I put these together and with the casting abilities of Brother John to help me, I now have set of 10 bases at my disposal.

Showing them off is my second wave of Nomads. All prepped and now with bases, ready for painting. If I ever have time.



Yes, the keen eye will notice the Jaguar on the left, one base remains to be cast. Must have been switched after multiple copies ;)

I'll get back to the Trollbloods next time so, as always, stay tuned!



Thursday, May 12, 2016

For the Kriel! Chaper One

It feels good to get back to the trollbloods. I haven't added any to my own collection in a while, but they are a very familiar territory, so I was very happy when approached with this commission. Also that this client wanted to go for a very high quality on this army. Some of the units have a less individual role on the battlefield and will be painted accordingly but mostly, all stunners. Before any painting, I had to do some basing and assembly.








There are a couple more models on their way as the new edition of Warmahordes is inbound and changes some of the previous choices. For now though, I have this monkey pile of pewter to work on.

Next time I'll get some color laid down so stay tuned!