I've finally started sculpting my Turian. This is my first time scultping so it'll probably turn out quite poorly. So far I've only really done the chest and not the back, I keep thinking that the chest seems too thick. Also some of the details need work, though I'm going to try this again in a month or two. Too be honest though this picture does it no justice.

These are some pictures of the present I got for my girlfriend, probably the only person who reads this blog, for her birthday. Its an ork on a converted space marine scout bike.

Just a quick revision to the armature based off a suggestion.

GARRUS!!

So I've decided to take a break from my vampire counts for a while because I thought I'd try my hand at sculpting. And what better to sculpt than my favourite character from my favourite video game: Garrus Vakarian from Mass Effect.


This is a picture of good old Garrus.


A Turian without his armor


My sculpting armature at this point, the legs look a bit unpropotional with the rest of it, yet I've looked at and measured almost 5 different pictures of Garrus and other Turians and this ratio seems constant.

I got another Skeleton Warrior done, and just wanted to do another update as before the last post it had been awhile since I had posted anything.

I've finished my corpse cart and a few of my skeleton warriors already, but I forgot them at my dad's house. Though I did get around to finishing my Skeleton Champion today. For the most part I'm aiming for an overall blueish theme for my army as I'm tired of looking at the constant red I see for this army everywhere.

So I've finally gotten around to taking pictures of my zombie regiment and posting them. Essentially to paint them I used the same technique that I used for my corpse cart zombies, that is basecoat of rotting flesh followed by a wash. Not all of them look as good as the others as in the beggining I was still trying to balance how intense I wanted the rotting flesh to be, and how intense I wanted the wash to be. In the end, not the best painted models but I'm still proud of them, and I still have another regiment to paint sometime, and time to improve.