Gallery by qc (Part 2)

OUTSTANDING WORK! Both the mounted & dismounted miniatures are BEAUTIFULLY converted & painted. Your attention to details is WONDERFUL.

Thank you DeafNala

Today I have pictures for you of the second of the three Knights of the Order to the warband Sister of Sigmar to Warheim FS.

More about building models of the Knights of the Order read HERE.






See entry on my blog DansE MacabrE.

Really really nice once more!

It is amazing how you can just keep getting better with each new piece. The Second Knight is as WONDERFULLY converted, detailed, painted, & based as his Fellow Knight. The Little Griffon is a nice touch that also ties the mounted & dismounted versions together. VERY WELL DONE once more!

Beautiful!

Very good work! like your painting work and the choice of used bits.

Today I have pictures for you of the three of the three Knights of the Order to the warband Sister of Sigmar to Warheim FS.

More about building models of the Knights of the Order read HERE.






See entry on my blog DansE MacabrE.

He is a HANDSOME addition to the knightly trio. VERY WELL DONE!

The Knights of the Order are the main military force of Cult of Sigmar used by the hierarchy Temple of Sigmar at the time of the Crusade, dedicated to the protection of temples, believers and cult dignitaries such as the Inquisitors and the Sisters of Sigmar Priestess, as well as maintaining order in the Empire's lands.


Well trained and trusted Sigmar's Templars are included in the personal guard of the Grand Master. Knights who managed to prove their loyalty and fidelity to Sigmar are recruited by the Fist Order, which assigns them special, secretive tasks.









See entry on my blog DansE MacabrE.

It is a different take on the Sigmar background, but as a non-Fan of the G.W. background drivel that is fine by me. The Trio look TERRIFIC together. VERY WELL DONE!
Are there infantry types in the works as well?

Gorgeous paint jobs

After a break to paint the Knights of the Order I returned to the workshop to work at the Monument of Gloria Invicta in Oldenlitz.

I decided to put the Monument of Gloria Invicta on the right pedestal and so was the idea of building the Mausoleum of Morr.

I built a maze structure from styrodur and placed it on a 300x150 mm base. I carved the pavement in the plaster, and the door frame I made to resemble the Gate one of the symbols of the Morr, god of death and dreams in the Warhammer Fantasy universe.

The door in the gates I did the same as the door to the house of wealthy burgher.

In the pictures below you can see the mausoleum covered with black primer, ready to painted.

That does look SPLENDID thus far. Keep up the WONDERFUL WORK; you have a masterpiece in the works!

Work on the Mausoleum of Morra, the lord of the dead and the dream is ongoing.

Using acrylic paints and chemistry from AK Interactive I painted the door that I did the same as the door to the house of the wealthy burgher.

I also painted the monuments of the guards, which in turn I made of figurine scrap, which I received some time ago as a gift from Duderson.

Models, judging by the shields on the shields from the game LotR did not have blade blades, which I supplemented with bits.



See entry on my blog DansE MacabrE.

I'm not much of a statue fan, although yours are SPLENDIDLY painted. The doors, however, are BEAUTIFUL creations. OUTSTANDING WORK!

Within the # 34 edition of the Miniature Blog Carnival, I have painted two markers of fallen models.

OUTSTANDING! Those are the hands down BEST casualty markers I have ever seen...SPLENDIDLY crafted, BEAUTIFULLY painted & WONDERFULLY based. VERY WELL DONE!
The Inquisition look WONDERFUL lurking in the background as well.

Hmm, the Inquisition - totally unexpected
For my taste, there is maybe a little too much "patina" on the metal statues, but that's up to you of course. The old wood and the rust of the doors are awesome imo. And I totally agree with what Nala said about the markers

Thank you guys

I glued Monument of Gloria Invicta the base of the Mausoleum Morr, god of death and dreams and set the door on the stone gates.

I did the door as the door to the house of wealthy burgher.

Using acrylic paints and weathering effects I painted the walls and made stains on the stones.



See entry on my blog DansE MacabrE.

That is a BEAUTIFUL creation, WONDERFULLY crafted & painted. Your attention to details really makes it something special. VERY WELL DONE as always!

I finished working on Morr's Mausoleum and Gloria Invicta's monument.






More on my blog:
http://quidamcorvus.blogspot.com/2017/06/pomnik-gloria-invicta-i-mauzoleum-morra.html

I had thought it was done with the last post, but you have gone beyond that point to finish a truly BEAUTIFULLY crafted & painted masterpiece. WONDERFULLY WELL DONE!

Wow. This is all really well done.

Chaos Dwarf model painted at #34 edition of MBC:

That is one bizarre Vertically Challenge Guy. I LOVE the shield; re, it is a WONDERFULLY twisted creation, a real focal point for the miniature. Your brushwork, basing, & color selection are as BEAUTIFUL as ever. VERY WELL DONE!