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Monday, 6 September 2010

More Guardians of the Covenant

Hi there, it was some time ago I showed you some pictures of my Guardians of the Covenant, haven't been painting any of them lately though but I have taken more photos of some of the stuff I'm already painted. And first up is my Rhino, this was the first vehicle I painted in the GotC colours, and it was actually repainted from the normal Dark Angels colours, when I fell like and have the time I will probably paint it up a little bit more, with battle damage and such.






The next thing I'm gonna show you is my Attack Bike, really like how the GotC bikes turn out.




And because I like the bikes so much here is pictures of my Biker with a Melta Gun, I can actually switch the Melta for some other weapon if I would like to. I saw one thing that was missing when I took the pictures though. The backpack, *sigh* need to paint up one for him.





And for last in this update, two pictures of the dude I repainted to GotC, Asmodai.



This is all for tonight, I will make another update tomorrow hopefully, and then I gonna show pictures of my newly finished handgunners and as my third Raven Knight is soon finished as well hopefully him also, so stay tuned.
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4 comments:

  1. Jeff_McConnell1 December 2011 at 15:25

    I just saw these and I gotta say nice job I am really digging the red. Any chance of a tutorial on how you achieved the red color?

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  2. SpaceCowboy2 December 2011 at 22:16

    Cool that ppl still find the old stuff as well. I actually thinkning about making some different full tutorials for different minis with step by step pics. And of course I can make one for a robed Guardian of the Covenant as well. But for short I use Machrite Red as the base and then a heavy high light with 30/70 mix of Machrite and Red Gore. Then I wash the whole robe with badab black and then a second heavy high light with the same mix then depending how much work I wanna lay down on layers I do a layer with just red gore and then the last one with Blood red. Sometimes I have a mix of Blood red and Red Gore as well between the last two highlights. Hope that's some help or wait for a better tutorial with pics and stuff :)

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  3. Jeff_McConnell5 December 2011 at 01:40

    I appreciate the quick tutorial and I will give it a shot and I can't wait to see the entire tutorials for your GotC models.

    Quick question though. when you say heavy high light are you referring to drybrushing?

    Thanks

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  4. SpaceCowboy12 April 2012 at 15:11

    Sorry for the late answer but hopefully you will see this anyway. With heavy high light I mean you cover most of the area you are painting except the recesses. Hope it helps a little and I must be doing that GotC tutorial soon ^^.

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