Ok a little game for our fine readers. This Wolf Priest kitbash (commission) consists of 23 unique and individual componants. More pictures after the jump, can you study them and name all 23 pieces? I bet you can’t!
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23 bits from my bits box + Slap some paint on = Wolf Priest
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I know this was uploaded a while ago but I think this upload and paint a scheme is absolutely amazing. If possible, if you see this, could you tell me the paints used for the armour please
In addition to the previous list of bits the robe sections from a Chaos terminator Lord and space marine sprue,iron halo is from the Chaos apostle miniature and is normally on a backpack (this is quite a flimsy price and has not taken to 'finecast' well at all and is always distorted.
Cobi melta seems to be 5 or 6 parts. You've got space wolves legs and a few accessories. Looks like forgeworld shoulderpad. Crozius from a thunder hammer and backpack icon. Censer from th eDark Angels. Head from chaos marine sprue and some odds and sods.
In return you could answer my comment on your last post about where you got the Mohawk head 🙂
The mowhawk head has been in my bits box for ages. I think it is from the chaos marauder kit – but check before you buy in case I'm wrong!
awesome, thanks 🙂
Looking brilliant. I'm thinking of adding a snow feature to my Dwarf bases, but I'm unsure as of yet.
p.s. Would love to know your recipe for snow? Any chance of taking a few pics next time you do it for a tutorial?
I think I can make out a few of the parts… is that Charlie Brown's jumper on his hip armour :p
Lovely conversion with a cracking paint job. What's not to like. I've used that same helmet for a Terminator Chaplain conversion myself.
http://taleofpainters.blogspot.co.uk/2012/10/showcase-space-hulk-ultramarine.html
I only recognise a few of the pieces, but I just wanted to ask what you used for that rock that he is standing on. It looks really good!
That's 23 pieces of awesomeness combined to make something truly bad-ass! Nice work.