So, what's everyone working on?

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Well, in the modeling hobby it is truer than ever :)

In the meantime, I am working on my black knights. Great and lovely models, if only a bit tricky. Want to use rust and mud on them, must be good. And some heads from hex wraiths like a helmet with a brazier fit perfectly.
 
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On the hobby front, I'm in the process of piecing together a winged vamp conversion and have also started putting paint onto my Forgeworld Wight. I've been messing around with Crypt Horrors (using Kurnoth Hunters) arm positioning and playing about with Vargheist colour schemes too.

I've also just gone and ordered Shadespire with a few of the expansions. Looking forward to giving it a go!
 
@Farmer7574 I just can't wait to see that winged vampire conversion ;) It's also interesting to see you pick up Shadespire - to see your take on something different than orcs and undead. I also want to buy it soon, mostly to convert those stormcasts into Dark Souls-style creepy and grim knights.

I went back into hobbying after having a brief pause after those zombies - and I have so many projects started on my desk. There's the large dragon, an alternative Varghulf, some banshees, foot vampires and necromancers, grave guards and Blood Bowl players...
 
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@Borgnine I've made some ground on that winged vampire with the little hobby time I've had these days. I'll try to get a WIP shot up in the PLOG soon for some ideas to be thrown my way :)

I've given Shadespire a quick go just using the core set and, as much as I want to paint up some of the minis, I'm at least going to clear my current projects before squaring away a warband :D Your Stormcast conversion ideas are brilliant - I really dislike the good guys in most things so death knights/grim knights sound like an awesome path to take!

I'm in the same boat here! I usually take on just one or two projects at any given time, but I'm not sure how but I seem to have about 5 or 6 things on my desk craving attention...
 
My dwarven fortress in progress, but more or less over save the painting. I hope it turns out more or less decent in the end.

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Yesssss, let Nagash's eternal spirit enter your soullllllll
- Give praise to the Emperor for the life that flows within us. - We are his weapons! - Give praise to the Lion for the purpose that drives us. - We are his loyal servants! - Give praise to the chapter for nurturing the wrath within us. - We are the Dark Angels! ^_^
What are you planning on using to build those trees and buildings?
I don't know yet. What could be the most effective material?
 
Hehehehehee, Nagash is eternal though, The Emperor is not. Nagash eats gods for breakfast, The Emperor just sits on his throne like corpse. Nagash = de bezt :P

I think I'd try this tutorial for the trees. I once tried this myself for some warhammer terrain (I was trying out wether or not I liked wood elves in 7th or 8th ed), and the result was pretty terrific actually. I think I threw it all away, but the video speaks for itself. If you don't have the latex rubber stuff he uses to fill up the gaps inbetween the wires, I think greenstuff or liquid greenstuff would work fine as well :)


As for the skull shaped buildings, I'd definitely buy that Citadel Skulls set, just for decorative purposes. Then I'd also try finding some pink foam. I think that's one of the only materials you can use to actually scratch build complex structures like skulls and especially buildings shaped like skulls, apart from normal clay of course.


Good luck with this, really interested in those buildings!
 
Hehehehehee, Nagash is eternal though, The Emperor is not. Nagash eats gods for breakfast, The Emperor just sits on his throne like corpse. Nagash = de bezt
That's certainly true ^_^
I think I'd try this tutorial for the trees. I once tried this myself for some warhammer terrain (I was trying out wether or not I liked wood elves in 7th or 8th ed), and the result was pretty terrific actually. I think I threw it all away, but the video speaks for itself. If you don't have the latex rubber stuff he uses to fill up the gaps inbetween the wires, I think greenstuff or liquid greenstuff would work fine as well
Thanks for advice and videos! Must come in handy. I was thinking of using foam for most of the work, and clay too. Will try anyway.
 
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First of my black knights. I immensely love those models, and was experimenting with rust and mud. It seems I have to apply rust more, and also dark brown / black pigment, but mud seems quite enough for a start :)
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Well, the gunship is wonderful, both in color and overall. Very smooth and neat :) and not bad for a model too. At first I thought it's decent at best, but having seen in person convinced me it's quite a good one actually.
 
I spent last night devising a color scheme for my Blood Bowl Bretonnians... First I wanted them yellow&blue because that would make them completely different than my black&red orcs - so I made two options, one with only the clothes bearing those colors and one when the armor parts are painted. But that left me only those two colors to work with. That's why I tried a red&blue option, on which some additional markings can be made in white. And it's the most standard color scheme for Bretonnians, so it should make them more recognizable. What do you think?

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Now they won't be the Aquilea Aces, but rather Carcassonne Cavaliers. Or Crusaders, I still need to think about it ;)

Besides, I am finally back at the dragon - I am setting up those trees that he's pushing aside - and it's quite a hassle to set them to look as if they're falling, but to keep them from actually falling too! xD And I can't even glue them to the dragon, because I need to have them separate for now... oh well, we'll see how it'll go ;)
 

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