The weather hasn’t been conducive to dullcoting. The humidity finally dropped so I could finish off some models.
Primordial Magic
I tried to use some green weathering power to give a bit of OSL from the magic spewing from Primordial Magic’s mouth, but I didn’t end up liking it too much. The dullcote toned it down a bunch, so it’s very subtle.
It was surprisingly difficult to base this model. It’s hard to tell what part is going to be flat, so it’s hard to tell at what angle to put the pin. In the end I only used one very short pin, and hope that the large contact area will help me out.
Lilith is the last of the Monster of Monsters box set (see Barbaros, Cherub, and Terror Tots from earlier), and my second Malifaux master.
Lilith
The cloak is the same Blue Liner of Barbaros’ and the Cherub’s hair. I wanted it approximately black, but with a blue tint to keep with my Neverborn colors. I used a lot more red on this model than most of my Neverborn, largely to help it to start out from the purples of other nephilim.
I’m considering picking up the Nephilim box set to try a grow crew, but I’ve got other stuff to paint first.
I’m pretty meh on how this model turned out. It gets the job done, but isn’t particularly exciting.
Getting close to finishing the Mother of Monsters box.
Cherub
This guy got the darker purple body from the Terror Tots, but the same hair and blue paint/purple washed wings as Barbaros.
I know it’s not terribly original, but I thought it was neat that the wings can come down to attach to the base. I pin most Malifaux models, since the planks are made of balsa, but this one I was able to just plastic glue to the side of the base before priming.
Here is yet another of the Reaper Bones Kickstarter models I painted up a while ago, Judas, Necropolis Warlord.
Judas, Necropolis Warlord
Nothing too exciting, just a quick evening of brush time. The chipped bit is probably from drybrushing the cloak without letting the base color cure enough.
