Saturday, 30 May 2015
[WIP] Kastelan Robot - Almost done
I'm soooo close to being done with the first robot here. The pictures can speak for themselves on this one ;)
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Friday, 29 May 2015
[WIP] Kastelan Robots - continued
Today I have been working on the second robot. As mentioned earlier, I really wanted it to look like he is running, so I have been cutting and gluing most of the day to make that happen. This is the result.
It isn't perfect, but at least it's alot more dynamic than than Games Workshop inteded (which is good).
Besides this guy, I have started painting the other robot. I was pitched the idea of doing a digital reticle instead of making a completely black screen. Here's the result so far.
I personally think it is a cool effect that outshines the original model by far. The method of painting this however, is not easy by any stretch of the imagination. It requires blending and paper-thin freehand lines that have to be highlighted a few times to give the illusion of a blue glow. I don't think I want to do more than a few of these guys lest I go crazy.
Well thats all for now. I'll hopefully finish this fine piece sometime tomorrow.
Cheers - Andreas 2.0
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Thursday, 28 May 2015
Kastelan Robots - (and a feeling that GR is cheating on me)
I'm just kidding about the last thing - Of course GR is cheating on me. If he has an itch, he is going to scratch it with or without my approval ;)
I, however, am not even close to running out of pure 'mechanicus joy'. I love almost everything about the new models, and I can hardly wait to get my hands on the next wave. Right now I'm working on this guy.
The only thing about the kastelan robots, I really dislike, is the eye-screen-thingy. Because of its ridiculous look, I decided to greenstuff over it, as to give the helmet a completely smooth surface on which I can go nuts with freehand! Besides the helmet, I had GR fix the leg to allow for more bend in the knee. I also added an extra gun barrel to the one arm, so that it looks twinlinked even though I used a powerfist part for the other hand. The overall look of this model is (in my book) far superior to what GW has come up with.
The next robot is going to be slightly more challenging as I will try to make it look like it is running. Stay tuned for more in weeks to come.
Cheers - Andreas 2.0
I, however, am not even close to running out of pure 'mechanicus joy'. I love almost everything about the new models, and I can hardly wait to get my hands on the next wave. Right now I'm working on this guy.
The only thing about the kastelan robots, I really dislike, is the eye-screen-thingy. Because of its ridiculous look, I decided to greenstuff over it, as to give the helmet a completely smooth surface on which I can go nuts with freehand! Besides the helmet, I had GR fix the leg to allow for more bend in the knee. I also added an extra gun barrel to the one arm, so that it looks twinlinked even though I used a powerfist part for the other hand. The overall look of this model is (in my book) far superior to what GW has come up with.
The next robot is going to be slightly more challenging as I will try to make it look like it is running. Stay tuned for more in weeks to come.
Cheers - Andreas 2.0
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Wednesday, 20 May 2015
The Skitarii so far
We haven't gotten around to getting some good pictures of the models, so this is all I can do for now with my phone.
The two walkers make everything look even cooler, and I personally can't wait to get started on the next 10 vanguards!
So for me the painting schedule looks something like
10 Vanguards
2-4 Kastellan Robots
10 Infiltrators
Some electropriests
5 More rangers
1 More walker of some kind
... And a knight at some point :D
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Saturday, 16 May 2015
You probably thought, we had abandoned the mechanicus project already
Well... We haven't.
Rasmus and I have both just been really busy, but now the wheels are turning once again.
Right now I'm putting the finishing touches on the ironstrider, and Rasmus has actually already finished the dunecrawler! Now we just need to get some pictures of the walkers, and then we can move on to other projects.
For now I have another little thing to share - A friend of mine asked me to do a some freehand writing on his ultramarine dreadnought, and seeing as I love me some freehand, I of course said yes.
This is what I came up with. It took about 1-1,5 hours, which was a nice balance between quality and speed. I could probably have done a few things different, but I didn't want to put to much time into something that wasn't mechanicus ;)
I'll update later with some pictures of a mechanicus crawler or two.
Rasmus and I have both just been really busy, but now the wheels are turning once again.
Right now I'm putting the finishing touches on the ironstrider, and Rasmus has actually already finished the dunecrawler! Now we just need to get some pictures of the walkers, and then we can move on to other projects.
For now I have another little thing to share - A friend of mine asked me to do a some freehand writing on his ultramarine dreadnought, and seeing as I love me some freehand, I of course said yes.
This is what I came up with. It took about 1-1,5 hours, which was a nice balance between quality and speed. I could probably have done a few things different, but I didn't want to put to much time into something that wasn't mechanicus ;)
I'll update later with some pictures of a mechanicus crawler or two.
Saturday, 2 May 2015
WIP Ironstrider
I just wanted to post a quick WIP of the ironstrider. It is an amazing model, and I really want to see a full unit of these things, but boy is this not crazy complicated?! I don't think I'm ever going to get 3 painted. Anyhow - here is a picture of the lower part (The upper part of the model is mostly unpainted anyways).
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