Gallery by qc (Part 2)

Thank you.

Night Runner - Musician.

OUTSTANDING looking Rat Guys! VERY WELL DONE as always!

Gallery: Nurgling.

The Nurgling model comes from the Lost Kids set from Rotten Factory, which you can buy HERE.

That is a cool Little Beasty AND BEAUTIFULLY painted. I LOVE the group Portrait; that is an impressive array of disturbing characters. VERY WELL DONE as always!

Wow, love that colorscheme of that nurgling!

Gallery: Taqui el Agha, arabian warrior from HeresyLab.

As part of #62 edition of the Miniatures Blog Carnival I painted three models from the series Citizens of the Old World from HeresyLab, whose review you can read HERE.

Today, the you can take a closer look at Taqui el Agha, arabian warrior miniatures.

That is a WONDERFUL miniature, BEAUTIFULLY painted. VERY WELL ONE once more!

Orc with tower shield.

This is the Orc whom I painted for my friend Koyotha from the shadow grey blog as part of the Christmas Miniatures Exchange.

By the way, this is my first model painted with Contrast paints from GW. And unless I use these paints to paint men, elves or dwarves, they are perfect for all kinds of greenskins, beastmen or other mutants.

He is a SPLENDIDLY painted bruiser. VERY WELL DONE!

Gallery: Nurgling (2).

I'm fat that's true
I have a yellow hat
I will give you the flu
The disease will cut
Your Life
Hug, kiss, die
- Buttulcer, Nurgling

The Nurgling model comes from the Lost Kids set from Rotten Factory, which you can buy HERE.

OUTSTANDING! The latest Nurgling is a delight; AND the Carnival as a group, is a WONDERFULLY imaginative treat. VERY WELL DONE indeed!

Gallery: Nurgling (3)

They are a WONDERFULLY painted Crew of very disturbing miniatures. OUTSTANDING WORK!

Gallery: Johann, Warrior-Priest from HeresyLab.

Yet another Sigmarite Hot Head...a SPLENDIDLY painted one at that. VERY WELL DONE!

Very interesting figure. I really like the colours you chose. A step away from the usual choice for a warrior priest.

Thank you very much.

Gallery: Nurgling (4).

He is a merry Little Horror, BEAUTIFULLY painted. VERY WELL DONE!

That Jester Nurgling is beautiful.

Nice stuff, as always!

Recruitment: Slayers from Karak Kadrin

Because I like to paint Dwarf miniatures, especially those that have been of legal age for a long time, Mort didn't have to persuade me to paint him a company of dwarven trollslayers for Warheim FS for a long time. The more that he undertook to play them during the March Warheim FS tournament.

And so, as part of the break in the construction of Teufelsberg, I decided to take a break from the village model and devote a few evenings to painting oldschool miniatures, and at the same time practice contrast painting on other models.

The first step is the conversion of several trollslayers to a standard-bearer and musician, who have since wielded their attributes and the buccaneer who received one gun each.

In addition, the Tan miniatures received a tasteful dragonskin coat, the master engineer a new ax iron and a pistol, and they both attached Dwarf bucklers to their belt.

The Old Dwarfs are LOOKIN' GOOD. Have FUN with the painting!

I finished warband Slayers from Karadk Kadrin, painting for my friend.

To paint the models I used, apart from metallic and shade, contrast paints from GW.

They are a SPLENDID looking War Band, BEAUTIFULLY painted as always. The mountain scenery is GORGEOUS. VERY WELL DONE!

Great warband! Did you use one of the basecoats made specifically for the Contrast paints or just regular basecoat?