This figure comes from Games Workshop's Warhammer line, and honestly it ended up on my workbench accidentally. But after closer examination, I decided to give it a go. So, here it is - Red Commisar.
First, I primed the figure with black primer, and started working on a base for it. Since I do not play Warhammer, and just paint the figures from time to time, I tend to make bigger bases for them.
I made the terrain from air drying clay, and added various bits and pieces from spare parts box.
When the clay was dry, I sprayed the base with grey and black primers.
Then I airbrushed mixture of earth tones on the base and started painting details.
Base colors were followed with highlights.
In meantime I applied base colors on the figure,
gradually followed by more colors,
and highlights as well.
While he was drying, I turn back to base. Having all painting done, I started pouring water to the pond.
To fill up the pond it took several layers of Woodland Scenic's Realistic Water product. Between last few layers I added some greenish color to it, to achieve little bit toxic look.
Finally, I added pigments to the base and placed finished figure on the it. Quite quick and fun project.
Kolejna praca pełna profesjonalizmu. Bardzo ciekawi mnie, jak wykonałeś tą smródkę z kwasem i szkieletami?
ReplyDeleteKolejny projekt na luzie i zabawa kolorami. Szkielecik z zestawu do podstawek Citadel/Warhammer. Bajorko to Woodland Scenic Still Water z dodatkiem transparentnych farb Tamiya (zielony, zolty, niebieski). Po powierzchni gloss varnish.
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