These past weeks I mainly painted some more Infinity miniatures for my Dahshat mercenaries. Seems I'm back on the Corvus Belli train! I also painted an Oldhammer Vampire matching my Cursed City undead.
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Pict 1066: Dahshat Heavies
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Pict 1067: Jannisary, Djanbazans and Zuyong Invincible
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Pict 1068: Jannisary, Djanbazans and Zuyong Invincible |
For the first time in forever, I was over at a friend's for a painting session. Since we both play Haqqislam, I started to work on these four infantry models and finished them over the last few evenings.
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Pict 1069 - The Rui Shi Disaster
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Pict 1070: Rui Shi
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Pict 1071: Rui Shi |
When I went to varnish these Infinity miniatures last week, disaster stuck when the Rui Shi took a dive down two flights of stairs and shattered into several pieces. After collecting most of the pieces I was quite disheartened especially since I already hated putting it together the first time. Well, now the remote is back together with only little battle damage and only one piece has gone missing.
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Pict 1072: "Your wife has such a beautiful neck..." - Graf Orlok
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Pict 1073: C18 Vampire Attacking
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This lovely miniature is a Vampire from Citadel's 'C18 Night Horrors'
Series, released in December 1986. Of course I watched the silent film
Nosferatu in preparation and then painted him up rather quickly. I
really enjoy his expressive face!
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Pict 1074: Erebor Dwarves
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I also updated the bases of my Erebor Dwarves to match them to my Iron Hills army. This way I can ally them thogether for a Battle of Azanulbizar theme. Whilst cleaning up the paintjob around the feet, I also took the opportunity to repaint the named heroes' faces. Lastly I also decided to paint up a separate base for my Iron Hills Chariot Captain to stand on, for any time I would ever need three Captains.
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Pict 1075: Garden of Morr (WIP)
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And here is an update on the rest of my Garden of Morr set. I managed to remove most of the sculpted roses from the all the walls and fences. The stonework has a basecolour and is ready for drybrushing. The detailwork will probably take longer than I expect, but I hope the work will pay of.
That Vampire is so bloody awesome! :D
ReplyDeleteThank you! I love him dearly. And I still have a few more models from the same line...
DeleteLooking forward to seeing them. ;)
DeleteGreat job on the vampire and scenic background looks pot on !
ReplyDeleteThanks! It's fun to arrange the miniatures with fitting scenery!
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