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Last update for tonight :boring: getting tired.

Washed with Devlan Mud

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The armor base coated with Dark Flesh, prepping for the rust effect.

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The Devlan Mud settled in nicely on the rump.

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And the skulls and the horses head that is rotted to the bone based in Snakebite Leather ready for Bleached Bone.

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The only thing on this figure I really don't care for are the heads hanging. They are really really hard to see to pick out any detail and are more of a pain than anything else. Other than that I really love this model. Hopefully I'll get him finished tomorrow.
 
He's nearly finished, the only thing left is the scythe blade.

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Horns now painted.

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And mounted on the stand. :happy: I'll be painting the top of the scythe after it's dry and in place.

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Bravo! Bravo! That looks awesome. It's a shame I'm going to have to destroy it on the field of battle (oh snap!). You put a tiny gnarled tree on that base and it would look like a Frank Frazetta painting!
 
It is a fantastic Diorama. I like it.

Does anyone know Terrence Hill in one of his western, where he is not riding, but lying behind the horse on a ..., don't know the word,... When I see the rider I'm thinking of a Corps Cart where instead of T.H. there is the zombie pile behind it and the rider with the horse just 'pulling?' the pile on some big cloth or some kind of net. Around him Zombies throwing corpses on the pile. But, no, no I have one CC project, I will not start a new one. :pumpkin:
 
Monkey said:
He's looking very pretty (or should that be rotten?).
Very nice, though the horse might possible benefit from one further highlight of a nice colour like rotting flesh. Up to you though.

I really wanted natural shading on the horse. I intentionally did the initial Sepia wash and allowed it to pool in the areas I wanted to create the shading I desired. The shade was then darkened further with the Devlan Mud. The color came out exactly the way I envisioned when I was thinking of the color.
 
It looks good.

One thing you may consider for it as an expansion of the project at some point could be for dealing with upgrades for the "cart."

The thing that I see with it as a relative easy way to do so is to cut a piece of transparent plastic from an old CD case or similar to match the stream's shape, then glue some bits of cotton balls whisped out for balefire, and sitting a small, fake crystal for a lodestone.
 
Wow! Am-AYZ-ing work on the base! The mount's flesh looks exceptional and the rust on the scythe is perfect. Well done!
 
Santawraith said:
On ward to battle. It turned out very nice, I am rather impressed by it. At first I had my doubt's but as it went it went together so nice. Well done.

Ye of little faith. :cool: Thanks for the compliment. It came out exactly how I envisioned it color and all. And that's very rare for me!
 

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