Gallery by QC

[Andym]

I'm ashamed to say it's been a wee while since I've looked in on this thread, but I must say all of your new stuff is great. I particularly love all of the stuff around the well set. The ogre, the wagon and signpost.

Have you ever shown a picture of your games? You must have a fair collection now!

[quidamcorvus]

Thank you.

Work on the company of Chaos Dwarves from Zorn Uzkul has moved forward, and the painting of the Iron Demon is coming to an end.

The Iron Demon, which in the company of the Chaos Dwarves also performs the role of a slave's coach, was made up of three models. The main element of the war machine is the Cage Rager model from Privateer Press, and it is accompanied by the Ogre Slaughterer and Ogre Gunner #2 models from Scibor MM, which you can see in the pictures below.

I placed the model temporarily on a 40x40 mm base, it will eventually be on a chariot bases with other miniatures.

See more on DansE MacabrE blog.

[Andym]

Great work on those creepy skin tones!  is that all done with washes?

[quidamcorvus]

Great work on those creepy skin tones!  is that all done with washes?

Thank you. Yes, the skin is painted drybrush and washes.

[quidamcorvus]

Taking a few moments off, I converted and painted the Shaamru model from Rotten Factory.

The model will represent the Wolfgar the Buther, another  Dramatis Presonae to Warheim FS.

You can find more information about the miniatures itself and the manufacturer HERE.

See more on my BLOG.

[quidamcorvus]

I have finished painting the Iron Demon model to the company Chaos Dwarves from Zorn Uzkul.

The Iron Demon, which in the company of the Chaos Dwarves also performs the role of a slave's coach, was made up of three models. The main element of the war machine is the Cage Rager model fromPrivateer Press, and it is accompanied by the Ogre Gunner #2 and Ogre Slaughterer models from Scibor MM, which you can see in the pictures below.

[Hammers]

Thank you. Yes, the skin is painted drybrush and washes.

Very, very effective.

[von Lucky]

Man, I'm digging those intense skin tones.

[quidamcorvus]

Thank you.

I have finished painting the Zagan model to the company Chaos Dwarves from Zorn Uzkul.

In the role of Zagan, I used the War bull model from Scibor MM, which according to Warheim FS rules I placed on a square stand 40x40 mm.

See more on my BLOG.

[quidamcorvus]

Playing scenarios for the Tournament Warheim FS - Cursed Ratcatcher, I realized that despite many years of playing, I still do not have a painted model of the Spawn of Chaos.

So I looked through the shelf with unpainted models and found a figurine from set Sayl the Faithless and Nightmaw from Forge World, which in my opinion is one of the better performances of the Spawn of Chaos.

Three hours later the model was painted. In order to give the Spawn of Chaos a more slimy character, I used Nurgle's Rot from Games Workshop and chemistry from AK Interactive.

With UHU glue and polymer glue I made phlegm and mucus extending behind the model.

I placed the model on a square stand 40x40 mm from Scibor MM.

See my BLOG for more.

[Andym]

.....and there’s goes breakfast!

Cracking work! Now that’s a proper Spawn of Chaos!

[quidamcorvus]

I valorize and paint another element of the terrain. This time it is a fragment of the set Iron Fence from Micro Art Studio.

I placed single corals on the pins on the tops of the columns, and with wood glue and a pin I made studs on the spans of the fence and on the wings of the gate.

At the end of the plaster, soil for flowers and glue I made bases for the fence.

Painting is acrylic paint and chemistry from AK Interactive.

More on my BLOG.

[quidamcorvus]

I have finished painting the Wolf Riders model to the company Chaos Dwarves from Zorn Uzkul.

In the role of Wolf Rider, I used the Goblin Warrior on Dog model from  Scibor MM. And shield comes from the  Shield set from Rotten Factory.

[von Lucky]

I'm liking the painting on those - very well done.

[Andym]

Gotta love your style of painting!  Especially all the different colours through the fence,