Here's van Kushing (I changed the name after a discussion over on the Ammobunker) in a more-or-less finished state:
There's a few details left - some freehand work in his left pauldron, some mistakes that need cleaned up, etc. etc. but I'm moving on to other stuff for now.
Great looking model! I really like how his hair turned out; it fits the model perfectly. I also love they way you make your little purity seals, they always look wonderful.
A lot has to do with the spray coats, black base, brown and the a light spray of bone. The light spray gives the model a slightly textured finish. Then I just go nuts with washes and a few drybrush session working up from brown to bone followed by khaki/bone highlights. The chipping are done in khaki/white mix with a black dot over them painted on with a thin (.005) marker pen.
Outstanding job here. That face.... ooh that face is awesome with that hairstyle..
ReplyDeleteThanks! I think I managed to channel Peter Cushing like intended!
DeleteThat is very nice!
ReplyDeleteGreat Job, Jeff! Grand Inquisitor Tarkin looks very cool and I like the usage of the Servitor energy tornister.
ReplyDeleteHm. Perhaps that's a better name...
DeleteGreat looking model! I really like how his hair turned out; it fits the model perfectly. I also love they way you make your little purity seals, they always look wonderful.
ReplyDeleteKeep up the good work!
I'll do my very best, sir!
DeleteThat face is pure jaw-dropping awesomeness!
ReplyDeleteWonderful work :)
Thanks!
DeleteThanks!
ReplyDeleteA lot has to do with the spray coats, black base, brown and the a light spray of bone. The light spray gives the model a slightly textured finish.
Then I just go nuts with washes and a few drybrush session working up from brown to bone followed by khaki/bone highlights. The chipping are done in khaki/white mix with a black dot over them painted on with a thin (.005) marker pen.