Showing posts with label LUK. Show all posts
Showing posts with label LUK. Show all posts

Saturday, April 26, 2014

Nurgle Boys

Hello World

By the last time I painted the boys of Nurgle, the target level of TT +
I have fun a little cold and warm tones on armour, this is very interesting experience and I try use it in future on my next models.
At every model we can learn something new this is wonderful.
How you like them ?













Best Regards 

LuK

Friday, April 4, 2014

FULGRIM PRIMARCH OF THE EMPEROR'S CHILDREN by LuK


Hi all

By the last month I worked on a model of Fulgrim. Starting painting was completely unaware the amount of detail that he has. I spent a lot of time to finish the details of the NMM, which I do not feel good.
  The assumption of the model had nicely presented and catches the eye.

Check out how it looks.










Best Regards

LuK

Wednesday, February 19, 2014

Deamon Slayer

Hello World
In recent days, I finished painting model Deamon Slayer. This is a limited edition model from Games Day 2006. Model at first glance looked very well and that is why I bought it. Unfortunately, the execution sculpture is not as easy for a painter. Is different significantly from today models, mostly of liquidity shapes.
  But enough complaining, look how to I advised the Dwarf Slayer Demons.

 Feel free to view and post comments.







                                                 THIS MINI IS FOR SALE.

Regards

LuK

Sunday, February 9, 2014

Web Exclusive Space Marine Sergeant

Hello everyone

Over the last days I worked on a limited model Sergeant Space Marines, which dig up out of my collection. It's a very nice model and nice to me it painted .
The colors have remained the standard for Sergeant Ultramarines, only added white insertions and purple shadows for variety of color.
I hope you like it.








Regards

LuK

Tuesday, January 14, 2014

Nurgle Chaos Lord

Hello everyone.

After a really long break coming back with my biggest project.
Today I want to present to you Lord Nurgle, it is a model which has long been aroused my sympathy and painting it cause ​​me so far the most pleasure. How you like it ?








CMON LINK

This model is for sale - szewc66@gmail.com


Regards

LuK






Saturday, October 19, 2013

Commander Farsight

Hello
Today I show you my lastest projekt, it is again Tau model. This time I'm painting Commander Farsight. I decided use different color pallet  than in the previous model. Base color is  the same how I use painting Commander Shas'o R'alai (Skorne red P3) but I highlight using blazing orange (CC). To paint shadows I use Mahagony paint (VMA) and in middle tone - purple (liche purple CC).





What you think about this W.I.P. model?

Regards
LuK

Sunday, September 8, 2013

How to make a base, in the style of old asphalt road.




Today I will show you how I made the base for my Tau Commander.

We will need: gypsum (quick-drying), sand, white glue, and something to make a form. The form should be flat so our gypsum will imitate asphalt. I used an old plastic casing, but you can use some packaging left after a miniature (clampack) or a small box.




 It’s important to get a flat mold with a height of a few millimeters. I had to put a plastic base under one corner of my mold so the gypsum could not spill.
IMPORTANT: Gypsum was mixed with sand in a 60-40% proportion and I poured it into the form.
After several hours our gypsum should dry.




We then make a sand paste. Mix sand, white glue and a little water to obtain a thick paste.





Then we put the sand paste on the base and the formed gypsum (smooth side up) on the top. You can break the gypsum slate, to get interesting shapes. You can add a few things to the base, and I added a few pipes and placed thicker sprinkled stones. Now I left the base for one hour to dry a little.





After an hour the sand paste should harden a little, and now we can break the gypsum in a few places.


Then leave it to dry completely - around 12h



With a steel brush scrub layers of plaster (circular motions) until the surface is rough (this is our sand).



This is the effect you should receive.



In the meantime, I decided to add one more element to my base. I decided to make a concrete road barrier and for this I used a mold part from the Tau Commander.

The photo shows the mold before and after treatment with a knife.



And now it’s time for a basecoat.



The base colour (ironhull gray P3), light highlight (Astronomical gray CF).





Using the paper tape I made a template to paint stripes on the asphalt.



I used Mascol to made scratches on stripes.



Stripes after removing the template and Maskol.






Then I have painted the ground with Battlefield Brown (P3) as the base color, and then I highlighted the asphalt plates using Astronomican Gray (CF). Then a black oil wash was applied on the asphalt.




II mixed Vallejo pigments with water (Burnt Umber and Natural Sienna) and then I applied the mix on the ground. I did this three times with different proportions of pigments. In some places on asphalt I also have dry rubbed some pigment to and some interesting colors and dust.


added the barbed wire and I colored it with three shades of rust pigments.


IIn some places on asphalt I added some black pigment and rubbed it with a finger. Then I highlighted the ground with a mix of Astronomican Gray and some Burnt Umber pigment.   



Using airbrush I sprayed the whole base with isopropyl alcohol to preserve pigments. And then I sprayed the base with Vallejo matt varnish for a mat finish.


At the end I decided add two oil spots. To achieve the intended effect I mixed up Satin Varnish with Liche Purple (CC) then I did the same with Regal Blue(CC) and Vallejo Smoke(VMC). All mixes ware added on the base and mixed on the surface to obtain iridescent colors similar to the spilled oil.


And here you can see how the models look on finished bases.