Lord Ashmodath
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Dunno why this is important to you, but it is stated by GW that it is a priesthood, not a priestesshood. dunno why it matters at all though, they have souls, and whatever gender the soul was, then that's what they are
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I can't wait for the Mortisian Priest. He's the best model in the range imo
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I had forgotten about that head, but yes, it is much better.- 13 replies
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Tyranids perhaps? you can see one example of a head similar to it here: https://www.games-workshop.com/en-US/The-Enemy-Below-2017
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Finished Terrorgheist Base
Lord Ashmodath commented on hughwyeth's blog entry in In the Court of the Once and Future King
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FeC Ghoul Heads and Shoulders success
Lord Ashmodath commented on JackStreicher's blog entry in Jack‘s Imperial 3D Printing and Hobby Blog
wonderful! the ghouls really convey a look of "past glory" -
My custom Guardian of Souls finally has a complete model! (the paint job is by no means done) I decided to go with a green color scheme (backstory reasons, and so he could stand out). it is most likely not noticeable, but his skull his etched with feint green runes. for the color scheme, I really wanted a smoke/balefire look, so I went with a spray of chaos black, and on top of that, I painted some celesta grey where the ethereal meets the armor. the flames are highlighted with ogryn camo, and an all over wash of hexwraith flame gave the celestra grey the green hue.
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This is where I'll post all my minor updates for The Silent Cliffs. It has been a while since I last worked on The Silent Cliffs, but I haven't been completely idle, I've completed a skeleton champion, and made a simple insignia for the flag bearer. The paint scheme for Lord of the Silent Cliffs was a interesting thing, his skin is a layer of agrax earthshadeover coral white, with a thick layer of Athenian camoshade on top of that. His skull is zandri dust, an all-over wash of agrax earthshade, and a very thin layer of typhus corrosion, to give the bones a look of decay.
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Very good, the idea of putting a skull on the Spirit Torment is good, and the color scheme is wonderful!
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lots of spikes, and lots of horns. His ornate armor shows the contrast of the sun and the moon, light and dark. imbued with an intelligence surpassing all saurus, even comparing with the inscrutable Starseers, the the Scion of the Sun is a powerful sorcerer (lore wise, not rule wise, as I cannot change the stats) specializing in the lore of fire and water, another of his contrasts. I'm planning on making a better base for him, so expect that in the future. Further updates will be posted in the comment section
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Background and basing
Lord Ashmodath commented on hughwyeth's blog entry in In the Court of the Once and Future King
Excellent, I await the arrival of new photos! -
Background and basing
Lord Ashmodath commented on hughwyeth's blog entry in In the Court of the Once and Future King
yeah, it's great stuff. Admittedly, I had never thought of using it for basing, I have to try that some time. That Terrorgheist base is remarkable, an excellent use of the ruins! -
Background and basing
Lord Ashmodath commented on hughwyeth's blog entry in In the Court of the Once and Future King
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I cut some skulls off an old (and rather ugly) lord executioner, and fashioned them to look as if the were trailing from Tarvad's cloak. Further "minor changes" will be posted in the comment section.
