Summerfield's painting trench (Grail Chapel)

[Summerfield]

Ground plate for a summer forest.
Begun by spraypainting it brown
Used two kinds of green sprays, much like on the battle board.
Painted roots with dryad brown, layered with zandri.
Painted moss and thickets with moot green.
Washed all in agrax earth shade.
Highlighted roots with mix of znadri and rakarth flesh.
Painted stone with dawnstone grey color
Washed with nuln oil
drybrused with administratum grey
painted skulls in screaming skull and washed with agrax.
mixed pvc glue and applied static grass from Noch. Summergrass and deep green grass.
let it dry and brushed excess grass of untill shedding stopped.
Done

 

[Duke Danse Macabre]

Great battle board there mate, still think you may of over bought a bit however.

 

[Summerfield]

My soon to be finished Strigoi Ghoul King!

He takes his vitamins.

 

[Pigeoneater]

love the pose on him. He looks really good, great skin tone, plus gotta love the poypul.

 

[Summerfield]

Some Dire Wolves with a kind of black ashen red head color theme. With the exception of some small detail work and base-work I plan to stick with this simple three color method.

 

[Eternal Salvation]

Interesting look! Do you airbrush? I think they'd really pop with some contrasting highlights on the red faces.

 

[Summerfield]

Interesting look! Do you airbrush? I think they'd really pop with some contrasting highlights on the red faces.

Yes, I picked one up last week and it has saved me a TON of time, although nothing can replace the old brush when it comes to nail out the details on a model. I plan to do some soft highlights on the head and do things like hanging skulls etc, but in all honesty I really hate the dire wolf figure so I want to keep it at table top quality and not much else.

 

[Summerfield]

My next project is Dreadstone Blight!
Just finished the bottom floor.

 

[Summerfield]

First wall section (not attatched yet) with the glowing eye portal thingy.

 

[Duke Danse Macabre]

Damn nice shading on the Winds of magic there mate, you use an airbrush or?

 

[Summerfield]

Charnel Pit, took about 4 hours total or so to make.
Began with a cork coaster for pots and pans, cut a cardboard suport base and glued it to the bottom. Filed down the sides and carved out the pit. The skeleton is from the gigant sprues.

Flocked the sides with gravel and sprayed it grey and then black in the center. Painted some areas with a lighter red and then more or less drenched it in Blood of the BLood God.

Added some skulls, bones and stuff. Magnetized the skeleton base so you can just pull it off if an army moves over it.

Almost done. Painted skulls, bones and various other bodyparts and stuff, added more blood and flocked the sides with some grass and the upper part with brown/red gras patches to make it look more grim.

The good old skeleton seem to have been a rapist. The pit is directly under the light so it looks more light than it is. The Blood has more of a deep red color than the almost pinkish tone it gets here. And thats how I did a Warhammer Fantasy Charnel Pit.

 

[robtion]

The dreadstone and the bone pit both look really great. Nice one

 

[Summerfield]

Warhammer Fantasy Grail Chapel

 

[Adam_Barrow]

That is awesome. The vegetation and stone texture is next level.

 

[Blutsauger]

Very nice, what's the foliage?

 

[Theerteen]

I always wanted to build a bone pit, that thing looks great! And the giant kit skelly fits perfect, lucky I have one left here! Thanks for the inspiriation. The paintjobs of your terrain are far beyond my skills, but you have to set the limits high, aren't you?

 

[Orlaster]

Dayum... I know it's way back on the second page but that zombie unit filler is brilliant!

 

[jediguru]

Love the piece of bloody terrain! That's very well done indeed!

 

[Summerfield]

Thanks for the kind posts. The foliage is from army painter, their summer grass tufft and so is the ivy.