Hello folks! Quick update to show some Marines I painted last weeks. I added these new lads to complete my collection, no specific gaming needs. You probably recognize those sculpted by Dave Andrews, a bit bigger than classic RT Chaos Marines. I slightly re-oriented and/or changed arms to get out of "in the plan" position.
I also relooked some slaaneshy Marines in True Chaos Marines of Khorne :) basique heads swap, nothing more. To finish, I gratified these minis by a couple of WE metal shoulder pads I founds on eBay last years at a decent price, still possible for patient people.
I made 3 objectives markers with several pieces which remain in my bit box, last parts of the projet recycled! I seeking on eBay (again!) to find some dead Marines from RT range in order to made more markers but prices are too extravagant... I give up!
So impressive! What's not to love about them? Awesome work!
RépondreSupprimerYou welcome Suber, thank you :)
SupprimerGreat reinforcements for the Khone hosts! Unfortunately Ebay can make great promises and then put disproportionate prices between you and the object of your desires ...
RépondreSupprimerThe markers are very effective, and the poses in which you have placed the corpses of the marines are really realistic. Also due to the cost of the miniatures on Ebay, we have scruples in trying to modify the old metal miniatures, for fear of making a mess. Any tip before picking up the cutter?
Ahoy Rodor! If you want to mark your difference on the Oldschool miniature scene, a good way is to modify your minis, definitely :) Start with small conversions. My best advise is to use a blunt scalpel to scratch you models.
SupprimerThanks for the suggestion!
SupprimerVery nice! :)
RépondreSupprimerThank you :)
SupprimerBeautiful work. Love how you blend the green in, yet it doesn't scream Christmas!
RépondreSupprimerHa ha Chrismas, goo comment Hobbs :)
Supprimerbeing a Death Guard follower i remember having a few of these miniatures. these are awesome, wish i had my classic chaos figs still.
RépondreSupprimerThose old models rock! Thank you M.Martin!
SupprimerStunning as always!
RépondreSupprimerSalut Nico! Ahurissant , comme d'habitude.Tu arrives au bout de ton projet,un petit indice pour la suite?
RépondreSupprimerMerci JY! On va surement partir en exploration dans des vieux donjons :)
SupprimerI really enjoy seeing how you blend the early and the later Rogue Trader Troopers together in your projects. It's a real joy seeing a vintage force that unusually extends the ingredient ranges just so slightly past the RoC books to things like the Dave Andrews Worldeaters.
RépondreSupprimerHey Curis,Dave's sculptures are the marks of a new era, definitely out of Rogue Trader spirit but significative in the WE models history. I can't build a WE army without them :) Even if they're not my favorites models! Cheers!
SupprimerEncore bravo Nico, et merci d'avoir exhumé ces figurines d'anthologie, pour qu'on les découvre ou redécouvre. Je lis dans ton dernier com que tu vas nous emmener faire un tour dans les donjons ?...me dis pas que tu vas nous sortir des figus Citadel de la série AD&D ? Là, il y a de sacrés raretés aussi.
RépondreSupprimerSalut Julien, heureux de te croiser par ici! C'est pas mes WE préférés mais j'ai voulu les ajouter à ma collection pour etre complet sur le sujet :) J'ai encore qques pièces véhicules à peindre et après je passe à la mise en peinture de mon HeroQuest :)
SupprimerAmazing!
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