Hi guys, have finished this gang, not to sure about the skin tone, wanted a cold, futuristic look, but maybe too blue? what do you think? happy with the rest of the painting though, most of the figs are various Khurasan ranges,
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Great lookin stuff!
ReplyDeleteThose are really cool!
ReplyDeleteWatch it, though. If you keep converting as much stuff as you do, it won't be long before you're sculpting your own figure lines.
That is how I started
ReplyDeleteNice free handing on the cape. I like the blue for the inquisitor, I imagine he's pretty old and the biological bits are beginning to fail.
ReplyDeleteNot too sure about the acolytes (?). You could choose to make them a bit more human hued, although the continuity in colour does pull the force together.
That looks awesome great job! Skin tone looks fine to me anything goes in the 40K universe makes him look like one of those elite clones they did for the Imperial guard that once.
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ReplyDeleteLove it :* The boss makes me think of some old Inquisitor-range model, but i like yours more than what I remember.
ReplyDeleteAbout the skin tone - it contrasts nicely with the liveries, so I wouldn't bother that much. I anything, you could try livening it up a bit with light purple/blue glazes. They could add a little colour, while not working against the 'cold' look.
Gothic make-up could also work :)
All the best
Absolutely brilliant - you've achieved so much character in these tiny figures. Your work is very inspiring.
ReplyDeleteThe inquisitor looks suitably imposing as the centrepiece of the force, & they all gel fantastically, whilst each being interesting individually.
thanks guys, and yes, I have thought of doing my own sculpts.
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