+ inload: Mustering the Iron Warriors +

+ One of the most rewarding parts of collecting an army is setting it out en masse. I like to do it every so often while I'm painting as it acts to spur me on. +


+ The Iron Warriors have been occupying most of my hobby time recently; so I do apologise for the rather monotone nature of the blog in recent days! +

+ Greenstuff +
+ To step briefly away from the painting of the Iron Warriors, I thought I'd focus on some sculpting work I've been doing. I've added a metal skull (styled after the forthcoming Iron Circle models) to the Conqueror robot:


Not as clean as I'd like, but good practise and a fun challenge for myself. +

+ I've also been working on Erasmus Golg:

Early stages

Shoulder pad and arm basics – to check the pose – plus refinement on the existing greenstuff.

Upper layers of greenstuff and detailing.
+ Not quite finished yet, but this sequence does show the benefit of working gradually over the course of a few days, and stepping away to ensure you're looking at the model with fresh eyes every so often. This is a good way to ensure you're on track with your initial vision. +

3 comments:

Remnante said...

This is such an achievement, I didn't realise how many marines you'd made! Golg looks really cool and I'll be watching out closely for his finished version.

Rory (Stepping Between Games) said...

Golg stage one: flat base.
Golg stage two: little bit of base.
Golg stage three: all the base! ;)

Setting out your minis like that now and then is really helpfuly I find, bravo. They look ace.

Joe B said...

That skull makes such a huge improvement and I am very much looking forward to the Iron Circle.
The army is looking fantastic - at some point I'll have to dust off my old Iron Warriors as well.