Imperial Psyker WIP
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green stuff
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Welcome to the forums 
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Before going any further, I think there should be two things you should do :
1) Clean up the mould lines (if you\'re going for a \"showcase model\" like you say, that is mandatory) on the staff;
2) Give the red coat more contrast. A light and controled dark brown wash should work up the shadows. Some light red or orange will bring out the highlights.
Have you already thought of how you are going to do the base?
.Before going any further, I think there should be two things you should do :
1) Clean up the mould lines (if you\'re going for a \"showcase model\" like you say, that is mandatory) on the staff;
2) Give the red coat more contrast. A light and controled dark brown wash should work up the shadows. Some light red or orange will bring out the highlights.
Have you already thought of how you are going to do the base?
Firstly thanks for the welcome messages
The trim on the coat i may do in gold...
The staff i think i will try NMM for the first time, and as for the base. I want street slabs...like a cityfight base as if he is dashing across a gallery or something, with and Imperial eagle on them.
Thoughts and suggestions are always welcome
Thanks
~Nik
The trim on the coat i may do in gold...
The staff i think i will try NMM for the first time, and as for the base. I want street slabs...like a cityfight base as if he is dashing across a gallery or something, with and Imperial eagle on them.
Thoughts and suggestions are always welcome
Thanks
~Nik
green stuff
Active member
I\'ve found slabs of plaster cheap and easy to use to make street slabs or walls.
Basically you pour plaster of Paris (or any similar type of plaster you can find in an art and craft store) in a flat recipient (like a blister or clam shell). Once it\'s dry you can cut it, sand it, break it, scratch it, dril it, ...
Basically you pour plaster of Paris (or any similar type of plaster you can find in an art and craft store) in a flat recipient (like a blister or clam shell). Once it\'s dry you can cut it, sand it, break it, scratch it, dril it, ...
