For this challenge I did not have anything prepared and it took a dive into the bits box to bring this Nob together. Although it is not a large or impressive miniature I thought I would try my best to make him look good.
Going back to old school painting styles I did not use any washes on the skin and tried to blend it up through about 7 layers. I even tried for the first time to give a hot barrel effect to the muzzle of the flamer using a bit of sponge.
Well here he is, angry, excited and eager for a fight.
Nice Ork, loving the burn effect on his BFG
ReplyDeletehe looks mental, top work
ReplyDeleteThat hot barrel effect is awesome, I want to try that.
ReplyDeleteThat is one brilliant Ork! The scorching on the nozzle is indeed awesome!
ReplyDeleteThat's a proper Ork, that is! Very Orky and very noisy!
ReplyDeleteVery Orky looking, I like him a lot, especially the strong contrast on the skin and the chipped up worn armour. Good work.
ReplyDeleteVery colourful!
ReplyDeleteOh yeah! As others have noted, the contrast on the skin tones is tremendous. Looks wonderful, very much in character. Great work.
ReplyDeleteYeah, the skin tones are awesome and I love the brazed effect on his burner.
ReplyDeleteGreat looking ork, certainly worth doing the burn effect on the muzzle of the gun
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Nice work on the Nob, Anthony! He looks really good in the leather and chipped gear. The hot barrel is really fine work too!
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