Haha! Bet you did not think I could sneak another model into the March deadline, but here he is :). My painting mojo is on fire at the mo, so when the sun shines, make hay. This chappie is Kornak Gazarot, my lieutenant option fo the Morat sectorial force.
I really enjoyed painting him. I pretty much started straight after the carnival painting, as the more muted tones and uncomplicated paint job really appealed. It looks quite striking but the work involved is not very great. Minimal hi-lights, washes and drybrushing achieved most of the effects, with the colour spots doing most of the work to make the paint scheme interesting. The basing I enjoyed (as I always do. I love basing, it is the sweet spot where the model is nearly finished, and it adds alot of character to a model or armyl) and the shell cartridges, although fiddly to do, add a little more interest to the base.
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Those don't look like muted tones to me! But then again, you're comparing them to the carnival... Looks great, man. I'm not into Infinity, but I do like some of the models.
ReplyDelete:D yeah that's very true. I suppose painting all those patterns and colours makes anything seem muted :)
DeleteThanks :). Infinity has some really stunning models. They can be a challenge to paint as they are more real scale than heroic, so the detail and features are much smaller and precise
Absolutely gorgeous work, man! Loving the color palette, you did a fantastic job on ol' Kornak!
ReplyDeleteCheers dude. I thoroughly enjoyed painting him, and dont really have many models left before i can call the sectorial complete ( and then i can buy another box set. Rodoks probably)
DeleteLooks real nice there. But I have a complaint, ye are making me want to start another system withnew models!
ReplyDeleteCheers :). Go on, you know you want to ;)
DeleteWant to. Cannot afford to. ;)
DeleteDo eet! It's a game with the Caskuda (well, used to), basically a giant space cockroach!
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