These have been a long time coming. They were one of my original Blood Bowl teams from the - I want to say 3rd edition box set? I still love the quaint charm of the older, monopose models and wanted to give them a paint job to match.
These were an extensive test of slap-chop with refinement. I'm very happy with the result. Even stumpy, who lost his helmet spike many years ago, looks dashing.
Until next time, happy painting!
I'm continuing my love affair with oil paints. This time I wanted to try a lot of nmm and, honestly, it's fast enough that I could see myself doing an army like this.
There are a few places that could use more work, but overall I'm very happy with how he turned out. I'm looking forward to pushing the oils to display level and hoping to pick up some new colours as currently I'm just working with primaries.
Until next time, happy painting!
Ages ago I painted a set of Sepulchral Guard from the original Warhammer Underworlds Shadespire set. I really enjoy painting bone, so I've painted the same set again.
I've kept to the same scheme as last time but this was a new experience for me as I used 100% oil paints (after the undercoat). I absolutely loved it. I wouldn't be surprised if acrylics took a back seat for some time while I play around with these some more. If you haven't tried painting (not just shading/staining) with oils yet, I highly recommend it.
Until next time, happy painting!
