Very impressive (and slightly terrifying - I assume all those beasties won't fit into a 1,000pt army).
I like the paintwork on the Rhinox fur (just a base coat and highlights?), as well as the overall muted colours of the models. Mine seem to look glossier (even before varnishing), which I suspect is due to the inks I use.
I know who he is. He keeps turning up in my inbox; Google kindly translates his name from Swedish for me, his real name is Bone Standards. He must be the Vampire Counts Banner Bearer.
Very impressive (and slightly terrifying - I assume all those beasties won't fit into a 1,000pt army).
ReplyDeleteI like the paintwork on the Rhinox fur (just a base coat and highlights?), as well as the overall muted colours of the models. Mine seem to look glossier (even before varnishing), which I suspect is due to the inks I use.
Don't worry: They won't "all" fit ... ;)
ReplyDeleteFur, I think was just black spray and then highlights; no base cost as such, but first highlight was pretty thorough.
Generally, the more matt effect that Ben gets is due to his layering painting style whereas, I believe, you still use ye olde wash and dry-brush?
ReplyDeleteBy the way, who is this "Ben Dards" dude? Some kind of alter-ego Kas?
ReplyDeleteI know who he is. He keeps turning up in my inbox; Google kindly translates his name from Swedish for me, his real name is Bone Standards. He must be the Vampire Counts Banner Bearer.
ReplyDeleteI like it. I think his next VC general has been Christened. Or is that anathema to VCs...
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