This walking gun platform is a Crusader Knight belonging to House Hawkshroud. I’ve really enjoyed spending time painting in all the details over the top of my airbrush blends. I’m so pleased with the way it’s came out. It’s a fantastic addition to my Army of the Imperium project. You can see more pictures of different angles after the jump.
I like to leave a lot of the joints unglued on my Knights so they’re posable. It’s quite fun trying to get that perfect pose.
Here is my new Knight next to my first Knight. I used my own painting tutorial to ensure the paint schemes matched. You can view the tutorial by clicking this link.
Not sure what’s next, maybe some more models from Assassinorum Execution Force or maybe I’ll assemble my Baal Predator I recently bought.
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Lovely job…I must confess that I balked at the idea of painting mine yellow all over so went house of terryn and limited the yellow to the mustard yellow tone of averland sunset…nowhere near as bright and eye catching as yours.
Ive bought the micro set/sol after seeing you guys using them. Love your transfers…the more the merrier I say.
Do the baal pred next…im interested to see your take on that as I have one sitting on sprues currently.
Very impressive , i feel that the amount of decals/emblems spoils it for me . Just too many of them all over .
It follows the official layout of the decals. I like it.
Beautiful!
Nicely done, and I never place decals without Micro Sol, it's brilliant stuff!
Cheers
Kevin
I like that a lot. Awesome stuff!
B R I L L I A N T !
Top notch work as always, love the contrasting yellows and blue steel effects.
How did you find the transfers? It seems to were able to get a smooth bubble-free finish on the curved shoulder pauldrons. Did you have to cut them at any point to achieve this?
I sed Micro sol, it smooths them out nicely.