Kozlov and his [unofficial] character jack, Lesovik.
Paint strategy was zenithal highlight, then red, orange, yellow inks, then red ink again (probably should have skipped that step). Then Secret Weapon Ruby wash (okay, but not great for wide-open areas on Lesovik; great everywhere else). Black everywhere that wasn’t red, then metals and black wash, then details.
Working on Kozlov and his [unofficial] character jack, Lesovik.
Irusk 1 got finished a while ago, but I forgot to post him. Only thing I’m upset about: I trimmed a piece of flash off his hand, only to realize it was supposed to be the thumb of his other hand. Oops.
NOTE: this are commissioned pieces painted by Blue Table Painting
Got these guys recently – just in time to get a few games in before Mark III hits. First game was against a local player who is really good AND he was playing Haley 1. I might have stood a chance if I’d deployed better, but instead I got annihilated. Oh well, at least I don’t feel bad about losing a nearly-unwinnable matchup.
Vlad! Minus Shoulder pads. Didn’t spend a ton of time on him, but I’m happy enough.
Kommandant Irusk, who came in a lot I got off a Facebook group. This is apparently the old model – the newer one is very similar, but the pose is less static than this version. He’ll be getting tabletop quality as well, which means he’s probably at least 50% done already. I’m not going to try to put him on the table until MkIII comes out – no need to expand my stable of playable casters any more than it currently is. (which reminds me, I painted Vlad 1, but forgot to take a picture of him yet).
Warcasters owned (in order of acquisition)
Zerkova 1, Sorscha 2, Irusk 2, Sorscha 1, Vlad 1, Irusk 1
At some point, I will be getting Butcher 1… waiting on Blue Table Painting to ship him to me.
I also have an extra Irusk 1, 2 extra Vlad 1s, one extra Sorscha 1, and several extra Sorscha 1s with Frostfang broken off.
I did most of the painting on these two at CaptainCon 2016. Not super-awesome (especially the faces), but better than most of the rest of my Khador.
eSorscha’s legs are kind of a happy accident – I was painting her base with the airbrush, followed by layers of drybrushing, and I liked the effect, so I just didn’t paint over it.
