I was planning on showing Death Guard Lords of Decay for this post, but unfortunately my Camera has gone a little crazy and the photos I took earlier today all went a little weird. So hopefully for the next few posts I will be able to show them if I can bash some sense into the camera and get its settings back to normal.
So today I am showing some Hellstriders of Slaanesh. Altogether I have painted 15 of them. I still have yet to finish up the whips and add a few tiny details on the body armor etc. But I would say they are about 80% complete. I’m quite happy with how they turned out. As before with the Knights of Chaos and the Chariot I used a similar color scheme.
On a different note I picked up a bunch of the new Space Marines on the weekend and just finished putting together some Centurions. Is it just me or are they a real pain in the a£$e to put together? Let me know.
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Excellent work ! My girlfriend says its the creepiest looking models she's ever seen lol.
By the way, I sent you an email about a commission a few weeks ago, haven't had a reply yet and wasn't sure if you recieved it.
Love the ides.
Yeah would love to know what colours you used to paint the steeds.I've been wanting to use a scheme like that on a daemons prince.
Did you use brush or airbrush?
can't say i am big fan of those models. but you have made them look aweswome…
Pretty sure lots of people have been asking about how he makes that amazing pale look, but to no avail.
Can't blame him since he's a commission painter though 🙂
They look cool. I like this pale look. Have you ever thought of doing a tutorial on how to achieve this look?
They look great, but I'd add some pink or purple. That's just personal taste though!
The centurions certainly look a pain to put together: I watched someone start, and later finish one, in the time it took someone else to build the new tank kit!