I haven't done a big machine - like a dread or tank - for quite a while and had forgotten just how much fun it could be. You can be more loose and sloppy with a large model like this and there's something oddly soothing about drybrushing large areas of machinery.
The Interitus Heavy Support Walker itself is a experimental Legio Cybernetica model with two large Punisher gatling guns. At it's core is a fierce machine spirit paired with the interred brain of a former Ordo Reductor Engineseer.
I might add some extra parchments and purity seals at a later stage to give it a more archaic feel.
This was also the first time I used powders (vallejo burnt sienna pigment) and I'm quite pleased with the effect.
Amazing. I really like your painting style. The muted and dry colours really catches the Grimdark without becoming too dark.
ReplyDeleteKeep it up!
As always mate, this is a really good work you've done here ! A special mention to the shield... nice!
ReplyDeleteGreat work. Great job to everyone. Wear, rust, old age ... simply superb:-).
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely wonderful! The paintjob is lovely, as per your usual standard, but what I like most is how you've managed with a very original walker design. It's almost unbelievable how well those Stormfiend parts work -- especially the head!
ReplyDeleteIf this is a yardstick for your coming AdMech models, we are certainly in for a treat ;)
The parts do blend together rather seamlessly don´t they?
DeleteWe´ll see how the dragoon turns out...
This is really a sluppy paintjob ;P
ReplyDeleteAnyways, it's looking good and twisted, slightly off and has big guns - can't get any better.
I´d like to believe the slight wonkyness adds to it´s charm...
DeleteOh yes, that it does. Can't be too clean when it's AdMech
DeleteGlorious work. The weathering is superb, yet not overdone. Marvelous.
ReplyDeleteThanks guys! Glad you seem to like it!
ReplyDeleteWell done! Looks great next to Prokofiev! Hope you will be doing more Ad Mech
ReplyDeleteFantastic work. The powder work on the legs really finishes it off nicely.
ReplyDeleteGreat work. The blending of parts from across all the ranges shows a superb eye for those small details that make the final product speak to that blanchesque part of the grimdark. I love conversions like this.
ReplyDeleteFantastic walker. Quite intimidating
ReplyDeleteThank you good sirs!
ReplyDeleteWow.
ReplyDelete:-)
DeleteIf I would've improved one thing on it is heat staining the guns. On Peacock I tried doing it with blue and purple washes and I really like the end result. Best method of heat staining I've ever tried.
ReplyDeleteBesides that I think it's a wonderfully kit bashed piece with that signature painting style of yours :)
Great tip - I'll try that! Thanks buddy!
DeleteThat is spectacular - excellent work, man!
ReplyDeleteCheers mate!
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