Show us your Coven Throne/Mortis Engine

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[Infernal Skull]

Finally finished my Mortis Engine not too long ago:

More pics on my blog: http://robhawkinshobby.blogspot.com/2016/05/koraks-mortis-engine.html

 

[Mad 'At]

@Infernal Skull: That looks great. Seldom have I seen such a clean paint job on a Mortis Engine. Also, is that large terrain piece in the background some hint of what might some to Skull Forge Scenics? It looks really cool.

 

[Raizi]

@Infernal Skull really amazing work with the Engine. As @Mad 'At said, it's just so clean work. Very well thought color palette, every part stands out as it's own without hindering others.

Usually I see this model painted so that it's hard to make sense where the spirits end and the engine starts as it's just so challenging of a model to paint. You've mastered this, my hat is off to you.

 

[Infernal Skull]

Thanks, guys! This thing was a pain to paint, and I must confess that I'm not entirely satisfied with it. The colors are just a little too disparate between the spirits and the fire. I've seen others that are painted in a more monochromatic scheme, (blue-green spirits and green fire) and I think that works much better. If I had to do it over (or if I make another one) I might well remove the fire so it doesn't distract from the spirits.

Mad 'At, the big mausoleum in the background isn't a Skull Forge Scenics piece, it's something I scratch-built. I did a tutorial for it a couple years ago: http://robhawkinshobby.blogspot.com/p/terrain-tutorials.html

 

[Mad 'At]

@Infernal Skull: That's a shame. Nice tutorial though, guess I'll have to have a go at building my own then. I also found your tutorial for Flagstone Streets. Good stuff, I will definitely draw inspiration from it.

 

[Theerteen]

One year or more, now it has come to an end.