Hi there everyone! Hope you’ve all been well. Recently I’ve completed my very first resin miniature (well what ever resin GW is using now instead of finecast). What better way to start my first resin miniature then doing Slambo! There’s more photos and details after the jump!
One reason why I got Slambo was because it’s such a cool mini but another reason was that my GW manager wished to encourage as many people possible to enter it into our state painting competition. So with that I set off to assemble and paint it. I thought my cast was pretty good until I started cleaning it. That’s when the pain staking process of filling in the bubbles and re-sculpting certain details started and it reminded me why really dislike finecast.
I thought the box art for Slambo was fantastic but so far I haven’t seen a blue Slambo yet. It was also not long after the Tzeentch stuff was released so that made my decision for me, I decided to go for blue armour. I used around five to six colours for the armour with the majority of the time was spent painting the armour.
I hoped to have a bit of contrast on the mini so I painted the boots and gloves Screamer Pink and painted some chaos runes on the the upper leg armour plates. Being a competition piece, I decided to paint the lines on the horns, something I don’t really enjoy as my hands will shake. But in the end I got there and it was worth it! Lastly I felt the eyes had to be red with the red glow to bring some focus to the head as well.
Overall It was a fun model to paint and I hope you all like it! Catch you al very soon with another post! Until then take care everyone!
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Aidan Daly would be proud of this!!
I hope so. I was looking at he's Instagram account. At least we both agree on one thing, the horns were a test of discipline
My god… it's beautiful!
Thank you kindly
…..Honestly…this annoys me more than anything. I have spent years trying to paint my minis to what I thought was a good standard. Then you go and post something like this…I am not sure if it is some 'next level' skill that you have or just loads of patience. I will never be that good. I am literally looking at the models on my table and thinking "what's the point"…maybe I will take up woodworking.
Strange jokey-but-serious-at-the-same-time rant aside, good job it looks amazing!
Edd
Hey there Edd,
Haha, what a way to express yourself! To be honest I don't think there's a short cut. It's just patience and time for me. One thing that was a huge turning point was when I worked out how to do the feathering technique. It's propelled my painting forward big time.
Keep going at it! You will get there! I'm sure of it! Haha my probably more serious then light hearted rant to you in return =)
Absolutely incredible!
Ur too kind dude!
Wow. Beautifully rendered. Really like the red/purple tones on the axes.
Cheers Deet!I used glazes of the different shades, lots of layers haha.
Very nice..,
Thanks Steven =)
Sweet! FruitBear for 'Eavy Metal!
Hahahahaha. Cheers Stahly, very kind of you!
It was a deserving first place, incredible work Jiunn. Big fan of this paint job!
Thanks mate, comrade at arms our weapons our our paint brushes haha. Best of luck to yah in the next few weeks!