Showing posts with label Project Quest. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Project Quest. Show all posts

Monday, 22 October 2012

Imperial noble

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Not a great experiment. His clothes are way too fiddly, so did my best with how I paint. Camera flash doesn't help, but this silly winter weather doesn't allow for much natural light.

At least I won't make the silly mistake of purity seal on him.

Sunday, 14 October 2012

Chaos Warrior

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Super happy with this one. Did it all metal, so was super easy. Horns look good, everything just looks good. Base is a bit shit, may just rip him off and try again with that.

Funny thing about the chaos warrior. He may well have tattoos proclaiming his pact with chaos, or worse, mutations and the such like. So he must keep himself concealed, always keeping his armour on to hide his life choice from the party who be would less than understanding. The armour though doesn't seem to really hide the fact he follows chaos.

He also so funny to play. He can be powerhouse, cleaving monsters in two with ease. He can also become increasingly mutated becoming stronger but leaving him with no way to resupply as the towns and villages become hostile to the inhuman warrior. The gods may even shatter his mind, leaving him insane or a jibbering wreck. And if he's very (un)lucky he may just get turned into chaos spawn, ending his career right then.

Friday, 12 October 2012

Project Quest

Well Wardancer pretty much done.

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And next up wil be this chappy

Wednesday, 10 October 2012

Side project: Project Quest

First little guy Ive set up to do in this super, what is actually an overly ambitous, project.






It's bad photo, bad camera and curently mostly black model to not match.  Looking forward to finishing this guy.  Should of undercoated white, but I've had such terrible trouble with that.  I'm a very lazy painter, and any missed parts with a black undercoat just show up as shadow.  With a white base, missed bits how up as glaring white spots that are obvious mistakes.  But on the other hand mastering white would make it a much better painter.  Regardless, This guys is going to finish up with a overly bright scheme as befits his Wardancer role.  Troubled as to how to paint the blades.  It's my belief Wood Elves despise metal.  And not 100% on what colours to do him in.  Greens obviously, but don't want just green.  Check out the super amateur flagstone sculpting.  Hope to get a look at the wood elf book for inspiration at some point.