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I’m making good progress on my Blood Angels Chaplain. After painting the Fire Prism, I enjoy painting a smaller infantry-sized model. I’m almost there, left to do are only the bone/white areas and highlighting the metal. I’m wondering whether I should make one knee pad red with the Blood Angels chapter symbol. What do you think?
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Definitely go with the red knee pad. Chaplains need a little splash of color and something to more closely tie them in to their Chapter.
Yes to the red knee pad. Also, would you do a tutorial on the lettering you do on the "banners". Not sure what else you call them. On this miniature it looks like, "mortus sang…", can't read all of it. Just be nice to know how to try to it.
Thanks,
Steve
Yes to the red knee pad. Also, would you do a tutorial on the lettering you do on the "banners". Not sure what else you call them. On this miniature it looks like, "mortus sang…", can't read all of it. Just be nice to know how to try to it.
Thanks,
Steve
Looking great, but another pop of color couldn't hurt it. I'd go for it.