Scar:
Hey guys!
I work mostly with 2, me and a friend who recently joined me so i can keep up with all the orders 
Here the finished fists army with the knights i did some time ago.
tjub:
Really impressive! :o
Scar:
Hey all!!
Im back from the dead! had a nasty flew for 1,5 week but im recovered and back to painting!
Upcoming days will be updates on a mechanicum army i painted last year and the client had some more editions for me to paint!
we start off with 4 of these pain trains!
Man do i love these models!
Abecedar:
It always a pleasure to go through (again) the last few pages each time I open this thread up. Always see some detail I missed. Inspiring and just a beauty to behold.
And then the Greenskins jump out at ya. Great.
And those Mechanicum Tanks are really lovely and you do them proud.
TheHoodedMan:
That is a magnificent tank squadron. One can put a whole army in there, interesting to play, too, together with some flyers and fast troops or big guns from the back. Normally I would expect some vultarax drones next :cheers.
Great job on the chipping effects :hat off.
Scar:
Happy new year everyone!!
Thanks for the comments guys!
I hope everyone had nice holidays and got spoiled with warhammer stuff under the Xmas tree!
New year new painting challenges!! 
Starting off with more Heresy mechanicum:
A knight!
And some spacewolves!
HPN:
Stunning, i especially love the white on the Drones!
Scar:
Thanks m8!
Ships away Captn!
Scar:
So, just back from an awesome weekend.
I gave another airbrush course for painting a rhino tank and it was great fun.
Some very talented people great days and thank you guys for letting me teach you!
Next course will be focused on painting Infantry, powerweapons, plasma weapons, heat effect and basing.
Stay tuned for more info!
Here are some pictures of the weekend:
Admiral:
Wonder workshop. What results!
Scar:
Thanks m8!
Last model of the 30k deathguard themed mechanicum army finished, tomorrow group shot!
Admiral:
The usual high level of painting, that shows off the FW model’s details splendidly. Gorgeous to look at for long!
tjub:
Wonderful work!
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Scar:
Hey all,
Thanks for the comments! :cheers
So here the finished pictures of the mechanicum army:
And the start of the next commission DKOK infantry army:
Admiral:
Amazing! This is a joy to behold. Both the beautiful Mechanicum force, and seeing you turn your hand to DKoK next. :cheers
Scar:
Thanks m8!
So today a speed paint Greater Daemon of Nurgle for my local shop and some more DKOK!
DKOK Grenadiers:
Carcearion:
Woot! Have been looking forward to a Scar Great Unclean one since the new release! Amazing job!
TheHoodedMan:
Great work on the big potatoe :cheers.
That Mechanicum army is awesome - the colors work excellent together, amazing paintjobs. A wonderful army to play with or just for display.
AtomTaylor:
Great work as always. Don’t know where you get the time to paint so much, so quickly, yet so professionally.
Scar:
Hey all!!
Thanks for the comments guys!
Something i bought from a friend and build for myself in my overtime hours.
The tank came as in the first picture, i wanted to make a Tormentor (perturabo’s personal transport) for a long time but just found the retail of the kit is to much for a tank that i will probably not play that often in my heresy iron warrior army.
But then my friend had his on sale and was build to the right variant that i wanted to use for it and for a good price i could not resist!
I used the following parts:
Lots of Plastic card
- Radar dish is from the space marine hunter tank.
- Plastic vent system in the back is from a vindicator.
- Vox things that come with the bastion kit on the side.
- Tow chain from the razorback kit.
- Screen on the back door is from a storm raven i believe just cut it out from the the rest of the plastic.
- Old land speeder engine on the back
- 2 lamp kind of things on the back from one of the scenery kits.
- Gun barrel is from the war hound turbolaser with some other part attached to it no clue where its from just found it in my bits box.
So here is the outcome:
