azhagmorglum:
Ok, I’ve finished this lot, and varnished it with the rest of the unit also. Thus the model are a bit shiny in the pictures. I’m glad because they were actually quite quick to paint, even if I passed some time to paint some of the details (namely the robes of the goblins)
cornixt:
Very nice!
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bas_2312:
I love the little squig hiding behind the mushroom. Great work!
Nicodemus:
Great to see all of your stuff! Fantastic pant jobs on everything. Wow! I’m seriously impressed!
~N
tjub:
Looks great!
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azhagmorglum:
Thanks for your comments guys.
Here is my latest project : a big boss on wyvern. I started to paint the skin on of the wyvern. This model is going to be painted over the course of march and april. Since I started it late in march and I’m going on holidays for 20 days in april it doesn’t let me much time to paint it, but I’ll try tp finish it nonetheless.
So the first pictures below are not very interesting, just the first layer of colour on the skin, and then the finished result (note that I didn’t paint the skin of the wings).
For the scale I was thinking painting them jade green. What colour do you think would be great? Let me know
Skink:
Dude, this blog is awesome. Good job on the Squigs I loved em. And the Wyvern looks promising indeed!!! Actually, how did you smoothed the transition between green and brown on its belly?
azhagmorglum:
Dude, this blog is awesome. Good job on the Squigs I loved em. And the Wyvern looks promising indeed!!! Actually, how did you smoothed the transition between green and brown on its belly?Thanks mate
Skink
Bolg:
Nice blends! and very inspiring (:
Looking forward to the finished result
Stepper:
Ohh i love you’re painting style a lot.
It’s indeed similar to my style, tough i like ure highlighting better 
So :hat off and i’ll be checking this thread
Ciao,
Stepper
vulcanologist:
That’s a very nice looking wyvern! Great job!
azhagmorglum:
Hi,
This is what I’ve been working on recently. First I reworked a bit the wyvern’s skin, more precisely the green side. I’ve redone the highlighting but this time mixing goblin green to the knarloc base. I think the result is better and more vibrant than with bleached bone. You can compare the two results by looking at the previous pictures of the wyvern.
I have also started the scales, so far just a basecoat of dark brown (calthan brown + chaos black). I don’t know yet how I’m going to highlight them (colour and application) so any help or advice is most welcomed here.
Next is a stone troll, for which I chose the classic blue scheme. I’ve painted the skin and started to work on the scales. Mainly drybrush of mordian blue + astronomican grey in 2 steps.
Than I finished the highlighting by painting pure astronomican grey on the edges of the scales. So far I’ve done only the right arm and the back. Still some work to do on the troll but it is almost finished. It’s a real blast to work on it !
ryanamandaanna:
great stuff!
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azhagmorglum:
The finished stone troll and a common goblin done for the CCUP2 at the da-warpath forum :
Niblebitzer:
Really nice looking figs. I like your way to do fangs and bones, brownish-yellow is warm and fits very well.
Stepper:
Ohh “pretty” troll ^^
Ciao,
Stepper
azhagmorglum:
New squigs in progress, with a try on yellow skin for one of them :
azhagmorglum:
Final batch of squigs :
azhagmorglum:
Some more stone trolls :
azhagmorglum:
I’ve done some more work on the wyvern. I’m stuck though on how to paint the wings. I paintbrushed some pictures with different colours to show you, maybe you’ll help me to choose the right scheme. What do you think?
