Another update on my Wraithknight. Apart from the warp vanes and head, the upper body is complete now. I also painted all the additional armour plates for the hips. Still a lot of work left, but the model starts shaping up. By the way, I have a special announcement to make regarding this month’s issue of White Dwarf. Find out more after the jump.
I’m pleased to say this month’s Parade Ground is all about me. My first White Dwarf feature ever! Four pages dedicated to some of my favourite models. Professionally photographed by the WD team when I visited Warhammer World last year. Best of all, Garfy, Banzai1000 and FruitBear are featured in the Readers’ Models section as well. Truly an epic issue, bursting with loads of great hobby content, including an extra long Paintsplatter plus an ‘Eavy Metal Masterclass on blending. February’s White Dwarf is out on Friday for those who don’t have a subscription, so don’t miss out.
Truly stunning. The blue, with all shading and highlighting, looks great.
How did you get the white so white and smooth?
Cheers. Loads of thin coats of Vallejo White Primer, applied with an airbrush.
Thanks. Will have to try it out
Congrats on the WD feature, was a joy to read and well overdue you got some recognition for your achievements in this hobby. Any plans to start an AoS army?
Cheers for the kind words. Unfortunately not, I'm busy with my pile of 40k models for years to come. I like some of the models, like the Skaven End Times releases or Sylvaneth, but I'd need to warm up a bit more with the setting.
I love how your wraithknight turns out!
I would love to have some advices/ tricks from you ( I am also living in your town).
Congratulations for your entry in White Dwarf!