Hey all, today I decided to show the finished Space Wolves Terminators.
It was a tough challenge as they are meant to be 30K Space Wolves Terminators but mainly using 40K models with Warriors of Chaos heads. The models are for a Christmas present and I did not put them together. It was interesting. I went with a grey colour as opposed to the 40K blue grey scheme and changed the wolf symbol on the shoulder to a dark red. I actually had the book Horus Rising in front of me along with Visions of Heresy to keep double checking what I was doing. I also blocked out the shoulder detail with gold which is normally yellow/black in 40K. Overall I’m happy with them. What do you think?
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Your stuff is amazing. Keep it up!
Paint scheme works well, good choice! (This is the same Anon from the last post with these guys.)
hey, the gold was basically a base of gw rhinox hide mixed with vallejo bronze. Then vallejo brone mixed with vallejo old gold and gold over the top. I used gw reikland fleshshade as a wash, then vallejo steel as a highlight. thats pretty much it.
Cool scheme, in particular the gold is pretty unique. It's more cold than you usually see which suits the overall feel. How'd you get that color, if you don't mind me asking?
Keep up the great work!
You should stop to make me like colours I consider horrible like yellow and light blue! Just jokin', great job!
yeah yellow is a pain, but p3 do some nice colours for that. they are more dulled down.
Everything looks really cool! I can see this color scheme in 40K just as well as 30K. Is there any way to get shots of the sides to see the shoulder, shield, and weapon work better?
Hey thanks, sadly I can't take any more photos as I mailed them out this morning. I really should of taken some of the sidea.