Enjoy! I am quite proud of the runes on the shield. My idea behind that was that it was the blood of a slave (Or their own, haven’t decided) and sketched the rune to try and call upon some favor… :mask
As with Canix, the copper effect looks great! What are the steps you use to achieving an effect like that? Also, the runes do indeed look great you should be very pleased.
Muaahahahaha! I’m back after stints with Dark Eldar and a few other armies I have desired to return to the glorious Chaos Dwarfs and given my school work time I’ll hopefully have greenstuffed the last rank of my warriors and finished the first rank of blunderblusses! :cheers
One thing I think will help is to add some washes to those models where their skin is present. It will help make the model look more blended and realistic.
I second the washes on the skin. Personally, I like to get a good wash of something on everything, be it ink or paint. It adds loads of detail, shows where highlights and shadows really go and generally adds punch to a model.
Ahhh, the hero… Someone tell me where I’ve seen that model before… Heheh… I forgot how much hair he had originally.
I am a bit pessimistic but, everything looks pretty good from what I can, other then you might want to stress your highlights more, unless your camera isn’t giving your models justice. Ink the flesh in too! I really like the poses along with the color scheme (looks some what like mine 0.o minus the copper).
From these pics it just appears that your models are leaning more on just paint from the paint pots except for the awesome copper effect keep that up its amazing. The red is nice, but I stress highlights!
Keep up the work and please forgive me if my C&C seems a little harsh.