Sunday, 5 March 2017

Hobby Sunday 05/03/17- Ghouls, Genestealers and Ruins

This week, I have been working on a number of projects. First up, I started on my work towards my Terrorgheist as part of Monster March (posted earlier today).

While I was waiting on the Terrorgheist to dry, I decided to crack on with painting my Crypt Horrors and Ghouls. I had previously started these by giving them a couple of basecoats of Screamer Pink. I had decided to paint them up in flesh-like colours, using a nice guide that I found online. 

After the basecoat, I gave them a wash of Reikland Fleshshade. 



This was followed by a drybrush of Cadian Fleshtone.



Followed by a drybrush of Kislev Flesh. 



All that is left if to pick out the details of the bone and metal and do the bases. 

I also began work assembling the beginnings of my Genestealers Cult army. This consisted of assembling the contents of the Deathwatch Overkill boxed set. I have a ton of models to get built and painted, so will hopefully be getting through these soon. 



Finally, I did a little bit of work on my Cityfight Ruins. Following my efforts last time, I decided to do some more work on the rusted effect that I was making. I will need to wait for the weather to improve before I can varnish this and make a start on the salt rust effect that I am using. 







So that has been the hobby progress for this week. What do you think?

10 comments:

  1. All progress is good progress. Are you going to wash the building, it looks like the grey needs more shading? Grubby it up more perhaps?

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    1. The building isn't actually going to be grey in the end. I had undercoated it and planned to finish it like the rest of my buildings. Then I saw the rust tutorial and decided to change it. I've given it a coat of green once the salt was applied and plan to weather this instead.

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  2. That's a mighty amount of work in there mike! I bought some Khorne red air to make a start on my own cult stuff later this month.

    What's the overkill stuff like to work with?

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    1. It's not bad Nick. It's all pretty mono-pose, like much of the game stuff, but it fits in well with the rest of the range.

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  3. Wow, it's been a productive week.

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    1. Cheers Alex. Most of this was actually done on Saturday! I've spent the rest of the week writing up battle reports.

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  4. And thus the first signs of the cult on this blog. Disturbing times lie ahead my friends; dark times, full of uncertainty, seeing foes in every shadow...

    Can you tell I'm excited? :D

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  5. Hahaha :D

    I actually bought the codex and the datacards a couple months back but then got turned off by the thought of the amount of models you need to move around/build/paint. They're such a cool army but I really can't deal with armies with so many models, I get annoyed by that super quick.

    I'm curious how your experience will be, but coming from playing Orks and Guard you're probably kinda used to it. And maybe if I read enough of your batreps I'll come around!

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    1. Yeah, it's certainly going to be daunting. Even just assembling them is going to take a while!

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