The Thing in the Woods

This is a fig I've been waiting to do for some time. To get the flat skin tone I went for a Derivan mid grey and shaded it down with green and highlighted up with a flesh tone.

This one will be used as a stand in Varghulf, so I had to putty over the chaos symbols cut into his flesh, and add some extra fur and the skulls to tie it into the Dire Wolves that are being added to the army.

I kept the skin tones as muted as possible so the bloody mouth and glowing eyes really stand out (I wanted all the focus to be on the 'business end'). For this same reason I kept the fur and claws close to the skin tine too.

Thousand Sons Chaos Lord

A rare chance to do a 40K fig!
I built up the base using spare bits of foamcore and wire to create the concrete rubble.
As you can see, he hads a couple of tiny details to add!

Harlequin Farseer #2

A continuation on the earlier theme of Harlequin Warlocks and Farseers.

The Red Duke

Notorious Bretonnian Vampire the Red Duke.
This figure has had a Bretonnian lance added, some furs around the base of the saddle, and a High Elf sword. The skulls are attached with fuse wire.
Rather than paint himall red, I've gone with a blended brown, using the red sparingly so it would stand out more.

Kohril

Your standard High Elf hero! The mission statement here was to keep the figure as white as possible, so all warm colours were out. Originally he was all white, but it did mean he lost some definition around the cloak. I added some cold blue to define these areas.
The marble was made with a bit of plasticard and a spare HE sprue part.

Sigmarite BSB

This is another addition to the Sigmarite army I've been doing for the last few months. This is the first paper banner I've mounted onto some aluminium, which made it sturdy enough to greenstuff the scrolls and whatnot onto. I'm pretty happy with the result and will be doing all my banners this way from now on!

Eiryss

One of the favourite Mercenaries in the War machine range, I've painted Eiryss with a polar theme.

Karchev

On of the big boys of the War Machine 'verse.

This one has been mounted on different legs, and painted in duller colours to fit the rest of the army. I've highlighted the black areas with green. In fact they are a very dark green to begin with, to add a contrast to the limited areas of red on the figs. The green areas final highlights have metallics blended into them with a sharp metallic highlight on the edges.

He's also mounted on a taller base to make him more impressive when standing next to the other 'jacks.

Tomb Scorpion

To change up the look of a Tomb Scorpion, I've 'buried' this one. The trick is to saw off the bottom of the beast's body and tail, pin them to the base and then trim the legs down. I' built up the base to suggest the rest of the creature still under the ground.
Incidentally, building the Scorpion this way makes the model substantially more stable and rugged for gaming.

Brand New Shadowforge!

The final sneak peek is of the new Scorpion Centaur and Satyr models. There will be several different poses for both ranges, and Archers and Warriors for the Satyr ranges including a command group.

Brand New Shadowforge!

Next up are the Worker Battalion. These accompany the Youth Guard and Elite Guard.

Brand New Shadowforge!

More releases from the Shadowforge Light Temple Range. These are the enemies of the dark Temple range, and are inspired by the ancient Egyptian gods! Each figure comes with a separate 'helmet' head depicting one of the gods. here we have the bird and jackal headed warriors.

Brand New Shadowforge!

Here's a sneak preview of some brand new Shadowforge figs. You can have a close look at these at Cancon in a couple of weeks.Keep your eyes out for more of these over the coming weeks.

First up are the Elite Guard. These will go alongside the Youth Guard and Worker Battalion. You can see the full range at www.shadowforge.com.au