Hi all :)This is the third model from the new Chaos launch that I have painted. The Forgefiend. I love this guy. Reminds me a lot of the game Doom. I had a great time painting him. In all I like the new Chaos models. What do you think of the Forgefiend ?
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Very Nice! (i am not a choas player so please excuse my lack of knowledge ๐ ) The gun with the glowing plasma looks very realistic, your OSL is very good. Can I ask if you use airburshes for these massive figures, just for the ease of painting and production rate? thanks.
Love the plasma effects and the way organic melds with metal. Excellent job – better than the eavy metal one IMO.
I like it but as with your other models: WHY don't you give out more infos? Why no WIP or small tutorials?
Would be so much better than just a simple "Here, look at this mini"
Third Eye Nuke, has only been with us 1 week. Give him a chance to settle in ๐
Great work Chris. Your great basing, fast pace and realistic gore are great. Can't wait to see more from you.
I'm thinking about giving the realistic gore a go when I paint my Black Legion.
At first I didn't like the 3 ectoplasma guns version, but this looks really amazing ๐
I agree. This is the first one I've seen that makes me like this version. Very nice work.
Looks amazing! Love the OSL on the ectoplasma cannons cooling vents.
I would love to see how the metal was done on the body.
Pheeww ๐ Thanks all for the positive feedbacks. And thanks Garfy for protecting my back :). I will start showing how I work and how I get certain effects etc. But will need a few weeks before I can start doing so. Due to a few commissions that I'm desperately trying to finish so that I have more free time.
I generally use airbrush for most of my work. The metal weathered effect was mainly achieved by using scorched brown/chaos black dabbed on carefully using a small sponge. I also used gold rub and buff for the bronze effect. The gore and all was Tamiya red clear.
I'll try in later posts to do some wips.
I just ordered some Tamiya Clear Red… very excited about trying it out. Have you ever tried flicking it on with a toothbrush mate? I'm thinking that would be good for spatter? Or are the models too small?
Tamiya red clear is great stuff. I don't know about flicking it though as it has the consistency of nail varnish. And never accidentally lick the stuff. It tastes brutal ๐