Showing posts with label Weathering Pigment. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Weathering Pigment. Show all posts

Sunday, 6 December 2015

30k - Pre Heresy - Night Lords - Coversion - Finished


The finished model, I am really glad the wing sculpt on the shoulder pad looks good painted. I was concerned the greenstuff looked a bit suspect in areas.

The other part of my goal, the skull on the helmet, also came out better than I was expecting and I think it adds a really effective, terror inspiring, look to the Nightlords. The lightning streaks on the armour gave me some pause for thought as well, you naturally want to cover the model with them but in the end a few well placed streaks looks much better.





I decided to use my Red Planet base made from ground black pepper and weathering pigment for the model as the red contrasts nicely with the blue armour.

Below is a very nice piece of art that fully encapsulated the Nightlords for me.


Let me know what you think as always.

Vitor


Sunday, 10 February 2013

Basing with Ground Black Pepper and Weathering Pigment


I came across an article on this a little while ago and wanted to give it a try. I mean black pepper! the stuff you put on your food as a basing material. As it turns out it works pretty well. I have been wanting to get a nice method for a red blasted volcanic type planet surface and I think this might work out.

I started the base gluing some larger pieces on to represent bigger stones.



Next cover the base with white glue or PVA glue and grind away with the pepper mill.


Paint it the chosen colour.


Add the pigment and  remove excess, apply spirit to hold or set pigment in place and finish paint job.


For those eagle eyed readers that noticed the finished base is not the same as the one with the stones on that is because I had to redo it. The first attempt I applied the pigment directly to the pepper and then the spirits which promptly melted the white glue, so don't do that! paint it first.

Let me know what you think with a comment below.

Cheers

Vitor