An update on my pack of Tzeentch Horrors today. In previous postings, I outlined the general colour scheme for the basis of the bulk of my horrors as well as a burnt-out looking horror who would have the bolt upgrade.
Since those postings, I've painted sufficiently more horrors to make an entire babbling squad of warpfire chucking monstrosities, as well as touching up the paint work on the burnt-out horror. It has certainly been a long time coming! The observant will also notice the following in the squad alongside the burnt-out horror:
(i) the converted blue horror coming out of a pink horror base;
(ii) the icon bearer with the bit from the chaos space marine sprue;
(iii) an instrument player conversion with a drumskin and bone drumstick from a zombie sprue; and
(iv) the Changeling, ...sporting an appearance not too dissimilar to a vintage chaos champion.
Evaluation:
Positives: Very happy.
Negatives: Time. I really enjoy painting and get a lot out of it. It's relaxing after a hard day at work. But these horrors take a significant amount of time to crank out - especially the blue-in-pink variety.
Since those postings, I've painted sufficiently more horrors to make an entire babbling squad of warpfire chucking monstrosities, as well as touching up the paint work on the burnt-out horror. It has certainly been a long time coming! The observant will also notice the following in the squad alongside the burnt-out horror:
(i) the converted blue horror coming out of a pink horror base;
(ii) the icon bearer with the bit from the chaos space marine sprue;
(iii) an instrument player conversion with a drumskin and bone drumstick from a zombie sprue; and
(iv) the Changeling, ...sporting an appearance not too dissimilar to a vintage chaos champion.
Evaluation:Positives: Very happy.
Negatives: Time. I really enjoy painting and get a lot out of it. It's relaxing after a hard day at work. But these horrors take a significant amount of time to crank out - especially the blue-in-pink variety.
4 comments:
They look great... and I know what you mean about taking time.
It's worth it in the end though isn't it?
Absolutely. To see them finished off at a resonably good standard is very pleasing. Especially for someone who can be so self-critical like myself.
Great looking models. All together they look awesome. They may have taken a minute to do but it sure paid off in the end, because they look awesome.
A lot of pop, they look great.
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