Brushwork – Monday 22nd December

This won’t be a very wordy post, as it’s mainly a photodump of a completed project, but I’ll have a very long and drawn out post for my review of 2014 post in a few days.

After some discussion with my client, I was able to convince him to go for something a little more interesting on the bases of his Icestorm models that I’ve been working on all this time. The bases I’d done before (cheap and cheerful urban style) weren’t cutting it and we’re letting down the whole look of the models. Thankfully my friend really liked the look of my Tohaa bases and so was happy for me to apply the same effect to his bases.

Below are the results of this, along with the finished versions of everything!

First off, the Akal and Father Knight that I showed last time:

Akali Sikh Commando – click to enlarge

Akali Sikh Commando – click to enlarge

Father Knight – click to enlarge

Father Knight – click to enlarge

I’m really pleased with how these turned out, especially with the new bases, which really help make the colours on the model itself stand out, and look far more interesting than simple panel lines (and to be fair, I don’t think my skills at basic flat areas are that great, so I was grateful to have something more interesting on the base itself!)

Next, the rest of the Nomads, the Grenz, Spektr and Reverend Healer:

Grenz Sniper – click to enlarge

Grenz Sniper – click to enlarge

Spektr – click to enlarge

Spektr – click to enlarge

Reverend Healer – click to enlarge

Reverend Healer – click to enlarge

And to wrap up this post, here’s a couple of family photos, plus the CSU on her new base:

Corporate Security Unit – click to enlarge

Corporate Security Unit – click to enlarge

Operation Icestorm Nomad models – click to enlarge

Operation Icestorm PanOceania models – click to enlarge

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