Marked Men

My spinoff miniature the Marked Man riding a decaying horse just got 3 fellow characters for his merry group. First I tried to make totally different group without any chaos wibes... But after a while I saw that I can make these miniatures to match the background of the Marked Men and still make them look more Imperial. At the moment I see these characters representing the ever-changing nature of spirit - they are not turned towards chaos, not the servants of Imperium but more like a limbo between those spaces. Let's see which side takes control.

 The idea of falling limbs took control over me - I see these separate heads actually are former heads of the character carrying 'em. The Doctor (painboy) has a tiny servitor on his shoulder and few dead heads hanging around. The Lady has still functioning head in her belly, but I see it's a dying organ. The Boar has three functioning heads - the strapped one is his newest head, the middle one the elder head, and the lowest the soon dying one. As the horse riding marked man carries his fallen limbs around, these characters gave me the idea to mix multiple personalities and generations into one body.

As plants, they grow leaves (limbs) just to drop them some day.

a new INQ28 group

(I guess) few decades ago I got some great feedback of my INQ28 group schemed as Cyclops Merchants. Now I have a new group approaching with a total new scheme  - this time I'm about to make a more human-like group with serious influences from Spiky Rat Pack's Mikko's  Lady- series. Obviously the female character with Halo is "stolen" (influenced) from the Mikko's imagery, and other of the thugs are built to be accompanied with her.

EDITED - too drunk.

Blood Angels reinforcements

 

 

 

Some pictures of a Blood Angel group I made for an old client of mine. As usual, the project delayed and delayed... But in the end I got it. It was pretty interesting to do do large red panels just with brush.

Top tip: When making tanks without airbrush, I prefer using white basecoat and acrylic inks. Acrylic inks gives you even coat when using normal brush!

This is one of the first original plague marines for Rogue Trader , back in 1988 or 89.
I really like this old minis!

They got my name right prt. 2

Be sure to pick up the latest volume of Warhammer Visions -Blanchitsu has a bunch of familiar looking critters featured in the article this month.

This truly is the pinnacle of my hobbyist era. Hats off to people encouraging me and kicking some serious buttocks.

Special thanks to Mr. Blanche, a childhood idol of mine.

Cheers and peace.

I also paint this super Spawn from Forgeworld , stunning miniature! ...and HUGE!

Hello all! I've been out for more than a year,,,damn!
But I'm back finally , not so much time but I have some pics to show :)

As always , my beloved nurgle guys from the 80's!

Ok this mini is not "old" as the others BUT in my opinion it have a nice old feeling , and in fact you'll see that it feets quite well among the others. He'll be the champion of the nurgle warriors unit!
As always a lot of tones and colours have been lost on the pics...but anyway , not bad pics at all.

And here with the other guys, don't look out of place in my opinion , what u think?

                                                                 The hooded guy!

                                                          The one legged brothers :)

                                                                  and a group shot:

Hope you like them guys ;)

STAR IRON DESCENDANTS + Nurgle overload

As usual the name of a project hit me around the corner and mutilated me until I accepted it as a friend. STAR IRON DESCENDANTS started as a technical tryout and ended up to be a project I just needed to finish. No great feelings here, but a background is wide and open due the manliest name ever. Even Manowar would be jealous. Power!!!!!

The next thing that I actually enjoyed was this nurgle marine. For an apparent reason I have 6 FW torsos in my shelf and I decided to give 'em a go. I tried space marine hands and legs, but overall feel was too much bonkers. The next thing was to try weapon options, and ork gun seemed to work perfect. And as the weapon itself is quite large, I took terminator legs to make the mini look somewhat normal. And I like the result.

Here's also the next guy waiting to be finished. It seems the group will have quite a lot of variation in their sizes - the guy below has plague bearer legs...

The paint scheme goes well with DV- chosen.

Cheers!

Hail traditional drawing!

Good friend of mine uses W&N and Liquitex inks to create artsy cosmos of taboos and gags - gotta appreciate his eye for color and funkiness of lines. Genius.

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Includes videogame based musings and NSFW stuff for sure!

Old stuff resurrected

Here's some quick pics of a forge world Nurgle dread I had hiding in my bits box. I gave it few lovely washes and glazes from my ink collection, and voila. Purge!

(I'm not really a big fan of this dread, there's just too much stuff going on... Note the plague bearer emerging from the filth - I guess he forgot his left arm at home.)