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Wednesday, 6 December 2017
Hobby Update 04/12/17- Genestealer Cult Patriarch
I recently completed another HQ unit for my Genestealer Cult army, the Patriarch. This is a really nice model and was actually pretty easy to paint up.
I painted it up to match my Purestrain Genestealers, so that he would match them on the tabletop. Here are the WIP shots and the finished model.
Lovely fleshy skin parts, really good rendition. I must get my GC to a playable force, just Hobby Butterfly Syndrome is preventing me from meaningful accomplishment of goals... still have plenty on the painting table atm occupying my time ;)
Oh I like that! The brain came out really well. The lighter highlights really make it pop. Did you edge highlight the carapace or drybrush? (bit of both?)
A bit of both for the carapace. I gave it a basecoat of Kantor Blue, followed by a Nuln Oil wash. I then did a drybrush highlight of Alaitoc Blue, followed by an edge highlight of Hoeth Blue.
Lovely fleshy skin parts, really good rendition. I must get my GC to a playable force, just Hobby Butterfly Syndrome is preventing me from meaningful accomplishment of goals... still have plenty on the painting table atm occupying my time ;)
ReplyDeleteI hoping to get my first game in with them this week. Need to borrow a Russ from my Guard army, but isn't that what the Cult do anyway?
DeleteNicely done, man! He turned out looking great!
ReplyDeleteCheers Mordian!
DeleteAnother great addition to your Cult. He looks hungry!
ReplyDeleteHe is, Dave! Hopefully get to feed him on some nice Harlequins this Friday.
DeleteOh I like that! The brain came out really well. The lighter highlights really make it pop. Did you edge highlight the carapace or drybrush? (bit of both?)
ReplyDeleteA bit of both for the carapace. I gave it a basecoat of Kantor Blue, followed by a Nuln Oil wash. I then did a drybrush highlight of Alaitoc Blue, followed by an edge highlight of Hoeth Blue.
DeleteGreat work Michael! I must say your painting has gone from strength to strength since I first started reading this blog. Well done mate.
ReplyDeleteThanks very much, Ed! I do feel it has improved a lot in recent years.
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