The first of the new Chaos models that I have got my hands on. The Maulerfiend. He was a pain to put together but pretty quick and easy to paint. Next I have both the Forgefiend and the Heldrake to complete. Let me know what you think!!
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Very nice!
I really enjoy the hazard stripes!
What stands out for me here is the blood effect. It's truly excellent and very realistic.
I don't suppose you'd care the share the technique? 🙂
Wow, gritty and menacing, nice!
Just as Neil C already said, you definitely need to share with us how you achieve those fantasticly sharp and realistic metals and rocks!
Great job, as Neil C mentioned, the blood is particularly striking.
very nice, I like the pitted/corroded effect on the brass.
You have an awesome painting style. All the beat up metal and blood is great.
You paint job makes a pretty bland model look really nice. Still not a fan of the new monsters but at least a good painter can still make them look interesting. Well done!
very well done, i like 😉
Great work! I love the flesh and would be interested in what colors were use for it.
Nice but the mold lines on the chains are really distracting.
i think they are sharp edges from the armorplates of the chains
Fantastic work. The corroded metal effect is well done and the blood spatter is done very well. I will be tagging this for inspiration when I start on my own.
Hey thanks all. The feedback is awesome 🙂
Well done on making on to the GW blog today dude.