Hi everyone, it’s been quite a long time since my last post. This year has been especially busy for me so I haven’t had the time to do as much painting as I wanted. In saying that I did manage to get some painting done thus may I present, my Necropolis Hawk Intercessor.
Quite some time ago in White Dwarf, there was an article for making new space marine Chapters thus I stumbled across Darren Latham’s awesome colour scheme for the Necropolis Hawks who are a Raven Guard successor chapter which was an added bonus So I decided to do a test model for this scheme.
The decals on the shoulder pads were done by the good guys from Fall Out Hobbies did a great job with the custom shoulder pad decals which worked great otherwise it would have been a painstaking task painting the chapter icon on every marine.
I really hope to do more of these guys in the near future. I hope you like the mini as much as I had fun painting it. That’s it from me. Take care everyone until next time!
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It is a nice scheme, just seen it in the SM Codex too. I guess the yellow Pauldron trim is Chapter Colours, and the helmet stripe is denoting 2nd Company? I like the Battlefield Role markings on the rear powerpack, nice, just read that’s what they do.
Very nice, clean work. It looks really sharp.
That's a great color combination Darren put together, and you've done a nice job of it!
What colors did you use for the blue armor? I want to steal the recipe 😀
So clean ! Really nice work !
@Daniel Young
The armour is Thunder hawk blue highlighted up to Russ grey
Source: https://twitter.com/darrenlatham/status/932264459544006657?lang=fr
Great, Cheers!