Greetings friends and followers!
It's been a while since I've delivered a progress report on what has been a moderately productive Analogue Hobbies Painting Challenge (at least by my admittedly leisurely standards), so here goes.
I had a bit of a rest following the Flight Theme Round, but resolved to get back into the game while on holidays from work.
First off the table was my entry in the Theme Round, 'BFG', 'Shooting the Messenger', an insight into how Ogres handle battlefield parleys.
A concerted push to get some more terrain into the mix saw the long-neglected contents of my garage get turned over in quest of something suitable, and I lighted on an old kit from GW, 'Dreadstone Blight', a ruined wizard's tower.
I'm very pleased with how it turned out, though the designers do love them some skullz...
I was also able to return to a previous subject, Chaos Dwarf Admiral Thadrak Krakenbane, seen here at the height of his powers. This Scibor sculpt was a delight to paint.
A Reaper Bones Ettin rounded out Day 41's entries. I decided to go with a yellowy skin tone, and the large expanses of flesh on the beastie rewarded the extra effort.
The 'Music' Theme Round was upon me shortly afterwards, and I was pleased to be able to submit some old skool minis in the form of these Goff Rockerz, an Ork rock band from the early WH40K universe. Extra bright goblin green skin and gaudy costumes, and the tribute to the days of Rogue Trader was complete!
Finally, I finished some more Scibor Dwarves, the Salvage Crew. The colour scheme is meant to recall blue denim overalls and convey a sense of no-nonsense workers and craftsmen.
A wealth of detail on these sculpts, especially given their small size, but they really repay the extra effort.
Another bonus theme awaits, 'Childhood', so I'd better get cracking.
Stay tuned...
Ev
Wednesday 14 February 2018
AHPC VIII - Ev's Challenge, Day 57
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Great minis! O love the dwarf band :)
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You have to hand it to the sculptor, those are lovely models.
DeleteThanks for the kind words MichaĆ!
Painting and basing are great, beautiful and impressive minis!
ReplyDeleteThank you Phil, you're too kind!
DeleteThat is an excellent collection of stuff. Love the Rockers.
ReplyDeleteThanks Conrad!
DeleteYes, they were quite a find; so nice to paint some metal Orks for a change!
Cracking work Ev mate. Can't decide which I like best!
ReplyDeleteThanks mate!
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