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Apollyon's Paintlog (The Mad Dogs tribe) Pic Heavy!(mournfang Update! )

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apollyonpt 29 Jun 2012
Hey im currently painting an ogre army for comission to a friend!

I Entered the world of warhammer for like a year now. Started painting 7/8 months ago and now i'm starting to enter the comission painting world.

i would aprecciate your opinions about the paintworks and the basing of the army

the first unit i've painted  so far from this army  is 6 ogre Leadbelchers (Finished them today also)

I will leave u here the photos of them!

1st ogre leadbelcher:











2nd ogre leadbelcher:

 







3rd ogre leadbelcher:









4th ogre leadbelcher:







5th ogre leadbelcher: (sry o forgot to take photos of this one! :( )
6th ogre leadbelcher:









 Gnoblar Close ups! :P


















Final unit  And Bases! :P













Hope u like it! :P
Golgfag Maneater 29 Jun 2012
Nice paintjob, It looks great!  :D
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redletters 30 Jun 2012
The paint job is really nice; however, I really like the bases. They look amazing. The rocks really tie the unit together. What is your personal snow recipe?
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apollyonpt 02 Jul 2012
ty both for the comments! =)

about the base recepies i would tell u but first i need to ask permission to my friend ehehe :P it was him who told me the recepy :P

i have now on my worktable 4 mournfang cavalry to paint will start on it tomorow!:P

ty all once more and hope the comments keep comming=) its good to hear cronstructive criticism allways! :P
apollyonpt 03 Jul 2012
ok .. so today i finished my first mournfang cavalry model hope u guys like it =)  (Bases will only be made at end of painting all 4 )







and now the finished model ! =)







Zolas 04 Jul 2012
Really liking your polar bear mournfang style.  Hope to see more of those buddy  :D
Stay Frosty 


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apollyonpt 06 Jul 2012
and here it is the second mournfang all ready :P









tatoo closeup! :P




hope u like it! :P
apollyonpt 17 Jul 2012
well after sometime without postig here it is the 4th mournfang completed and the finished unit!!


First the 4th Mournfang

(close-up of a small conversion)





   

 

Completed model:

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                   





Completed unit with bases! =)



hope u like it cause i did! :P
Zolas 17 Jul 2012
They have come out really well in my honest opinion.  As I said before I love the polar bear like look.  The standard bearers banner is very impressive too!   8) 

Keep up the great work.
Stay Frosty 


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just-josh 17 Jul 2012
Your Mournfang Cavalry are by far the best I have seen thus far. Outstandingly painted, and between the fur colour and the work you've done on the banner, I couldn't help but give you a pet gnoblar!

I must ask though, what do you use to create the snow on your bases? :)

JJ
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Quote from: Shadowlord on Mar 11, 2013, 01:57:18 PM
After all, painting 100 night goblins is something you do in the morning just before you are off to work.

And I think you missed a 0 when you wrote 11 armies. The correct nr should be 110 armies I would think, based on your painting speed.
apollyonpt 18 Jul 2012
ty so much for your kind words ! =) I just simply use white glue and baking soda :P to make the snow it seems to work for me :P and ty very much for the pet :P ! :P
just-josh 18 Jul 2012
No worries, you are most welcome! Ah, okay, I will give that a try :) At the moment, I am using GW snow flock, and it doesn't look right.

JJ
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Quote from: Shadowlord on Mar 11, 2013, 01:57:18 PM
After all, painting 100 night goblins is something you do in the morning just before you are off to work.

And I think you missed a 0 when you wrote 11 armies. The correct nr should be 110 armies I would think, based on your painting speed.
apollyonpt 18 Jul 2012
i dont like it either that's why i went with the baking soda option :P

Next project on the table are  9 maneaters ehehe , not the real maneaters models but some conversions like they have been collecting their gear in some different places as i'f im not wrong it's written in the book :P

im currently cleaning the mold lines and correcting some mistakes :P
just-josh 19 Jul 2012
Whilst I like some of the GW Maneater models, I think its awesome to see ones converted by people :) Can't wait to see what you can come up with!

JJ
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Quote from: Shadowlord on Mar 11, 2013, 01:57:18 PM
After all, painting 100 night goblins is something you do in the morning just before you are off to work.

And I think you missed a 0 when you wrote 11 armies. The correct nr should be 110 armies I would think, based on your painting speed.
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