Friday, June 12, 2009

Dreadnought work in progress

1:48 PM by Adam Smith ·
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My Space Wolves dreadnought is nearly finished, so I thought I'd share some pics. He just needs some shading on the back, the pre-heresy Space Wolves chapter badge on his chest and then he is done!

As before, I kept things relatively quick, clean and simple, using just a base coat and a wash or a basecoat and a highlight. Only the red sensors have 3 shades, which is a base coat of Games Workshop Scab Red, followed by Red Gore and a highlight of Privateer Press Paint Khador Red Base. If it was too bright, I toned it down with some watered down GW Red Gore.

I've made a start on the other two Space Wolves dreadnoughts and will take photos of all three at various stages and put together a how to paint Space Wolves Dreadnoughts painting guide to go with the Dreadnought conversion guide from earlier in the week.

4 comments:

Spooky said...
June 12, 2009 at 3:21 PM

Nice and clean work! Well done from a fellow wolf :)

unforgivenangels said...
June 12, 2009 at 3:44 PM

That's a really nicely painted dreadnought there mate! I really like how nice and clean the highlights look, very machine-like and realistic. Great work!

73rd

Adam Hunter said...
June 13, 2009 at 12:54 AM

Thanks guys! Just wish he didn't take so long

Anonymous said...
June 28, 2009 at 7:13 PM

Looks absoulutly brilliant! i am in envy at the moment! please could you post on how you get it looking so machine like? it looks like it weighs tonnes! Great work

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