Standard red recipe - Dark Flesh basecoat, heavy drybrush with gory red followed by a lighter drybrush of blood red, and then the whole shebang gets a wash of carroburg crimson. These will need to dry for a while, but next up will be the bone color step. Going to be doing the various inset panels on the front and sides of the rhino chassis, as well as the weapon housings on the turrets - looking forward to getting stuck in!
Any hobby is good hobby. I love Blood Rav- I mean, Thousand Sons...
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@Zab: Hah! Exactly - I love the implication in the various books and games that the Blood Ravens are descended from the Thousand Sons gene-seed. :)
ReplyDeleteLooking great man! I'm painting some red myself tonight, haha. Good times
ReplyDeleteAll that in one hour? Impressive. I've gotta get some of whatever juice you are drinking.
ReplyDeleteEven at your least productive, you're more productive than I...
ReplyDeleteYou sir, are coming to Adepticon next year.
That first coat went on great. I love the Scorpius, I really have o consider getting one...
ReplyDelete@Damn The Valley: Thanks! Looking forward to seeing what you come up with!
ReplyDelete@Raymond Tan: It was a very messy hour! Used a pretty big brush as well, which helps. :)
@Miniature Tim: Hah! Would love to, really hoping that the Prospero book is available by then. Regardless I'll have a viable Thousand Sons army of one form or another done in time.
@Aventine: Thanks! I love the model, and it's frankly terrifying on the tabletop. Would love to see one done up in the Alpha Legion scheme you've been working on!