From the archives.

Thought I'd post a few of my previous painting efforts - given that graphic novels have caused a bit of a 'go-slow' on the Rune Priest front. These represent me painting slowly too! I have obviously taken the pictures too close. All blemishes are writ large. However, at a distance these look OK. I know not all advanced painting techniques are represented - I'm not an advanced painter - but you get to a point where you have to stop painting and move on  - so here we are. the Inquisitor Lorr and (original ) Cpt. Sicarius are special edition models I think, though Sicarius has been revamped since. I still think Lorr is a cool model. See what you think.

Cpt. Sicarius

Inquisitor Lorr

Ultramarine Jump Chaplain

Ultramarine Sergeant

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Posted in: 40k,Early projects,Ultramarines

Aha, the light!

Ah, so daylight is better, but still not there yet.

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Posted in: Early projects,Witch Hunters

An early tank project

An Ultramarines Rhino wot I done using Forge World doors and front panel. This made it miles more interesting to paint and adds a real sense of the dramatic to the model. A little bit of dirt here and there and away you go.

One side...

The front...

The other side...

...and the rear doors ...

Still not sure about the photographer. Someone should learn him how to do it.

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An early project

This model is Inquisitor Lorr - a special edition Witch Hunter model produced by GW a few years ago. I used the paint scheme from the White Dwarf which featured him, issued at about the same time. They also produced some background story and some stats.


Still not getting the hang of this photograhic malarky... can't seem to do the model any justice. I suppose I'll have to take pics in daylight really. These were done in the evening. One with flash, the other without.

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Posted in: Early projects,Witch Hunters