Naturally, horrors of Tzeentch can come in many colours depending on the whim of their creator (both Tzeentch and the painter in question!). This particular chap turned out green. Although I had planned on making a unit of Nurgle-affected horrors, I felt that a multi-colour vibe would be better. So this one will form part of a large squad where each miniature is a different colour!The greens were achieved through the use of several layers of green (catachan, goblin green and so forth) painted and layered on top of one another. A small amount of bleached bone was added to tone the colour lighter and gently drybrush the miniature, before a several washes of green were applied all over to bring him together. The final details and accessories were fiddly (e.g. multi-toned teeth), but manageable. My new plastic Tzeentch horror squad is growing...!
Very nice! I really like the shade of green you have achieved.
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Looks good. Look forward to seeing the whole Skittles Horrors unit together.
ReplyDeleteHe's definitely different! Do you have any themey sort of plans like doing a rainbow unit, or are you just going with whatever the Changer of Ways inspires?
ReplyDeleteHi Big Jim -- thank you: the green took a while to get looking right ... but all the practice with the plaguebearers paid off :)
ReplyDeleteHi Sonsoftaurus & Von -- I've currently got blue, pink, green, yellow/orange and a red one is on the way. I'll have to think about purple next perhaps! I didn't originally set out for a riot of rainbow colours. But it is appealing now that I've reached this stage.
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