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| The rear view emphasises the 'tortured flesh' aspect of the model. |
As we have decided to revert to 4th Edition 40K rules, this will simply count as a Chaos Dreadnought. It's a lovely model.
Tuesday, August 12, 2014
'Lost and the Damned' Chaos allies 'Hellbrute'
Latest project off the painting table: a Games Workshop 'Hellbrute'. I wanted the tortured flesh look that links the model to the mutants in the Lost and the Damned army, with armour plate that tied the model in with the Chaos Space Marines I'd previously painted. The whole army is then tied togther visually with the consistent basing style.
As we have decided to revert to 4th Edition 40K rules, this will simply count as a Chaos Dreadnought. It's a lovely model.
As we have decided to revert to 4th Edition 40K rules, this will simply count as a Chaos Dreadnought. It's a lovely model.
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It's not "lovely" like my mom would use the word "lovely," but you've done a fine job with it!
ReplyDeleteIt is a great looking model. Glad to see you having fun with your 40K kit.
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