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Emperor's Champion


Disruptor_fe404

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An Emperor's Champion I put together recently, and my current favourite model. It was great fun to paint, and the alternative (non-black) colour scheme is so that he fits in with my Sentinels (Codex Marines).

 

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v515/Disruptor_fe404/Warhammer%2040K/EmpChamp_Front01.jpg

 

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v515/Disruptor_fe404/Warhammer%2040K/EmpChamp_RSide01.jpg

 

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v515/Disruptor_fe404/Warhammer%2040K/EmpChamp_LSide01.jpg

 

C&C welcome!

 

EDIT: Also, any advice on how to sharpen up photo details would be appreciated, Photoshop's Sharpen function seems to be a tad... zealous.

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Thanks for the props!

 

Parts list: Standard shooting arms, Grey Knight Terminator sword + hand, BT backpack, BT right shoulder pad, BT tabard torso, BT terminator shoulder shield, assault terminator crotch guard, assault marine legs, DA hooded helm, captain iron halo, captain/command squad Inquisitorial shoulder pad.

 

The pose is pretty simple. Part of the back of the tabard had to be filed/shaved down to make sure it fit in front of the running legs (the knee is the real culprit here) without looking extremely comical.

 

His right hand is a simple swap with the Templar terminator shoulder shield on, and the left hand is the regular marine bolter-holding hand with the hand repositioned and the fingers separated.

 

The wrist-mounted boltpistol is heavily cutdown and reassambled on him (the magazine is actually there as well, but the photos don't capture that too well).

 

Legs were unmodified other than a bit of filing down on the forward knee and the assault terminator crotch guard as an armour plate.

 

The left shoulderpad is the Inquisitorial pad, with the details filed down.

 

As for Assassin's creed, probably unavoidable since I gave him a white hood and a good amount of white elsewhere on his body!

I want to say that the metal looks that way because of the photo, but even so, I actually quite like the flat-metal/black-line look for my marines.

 

That being said, there will come a day when I do a one-shot model on which I will try adding depth to metal areas with something other than a black ink wash.

Thanks!

 

Working on his friend, the Marshal, now too. It'll be a similar model, but no massive weapon (he's still only Strength 4 after all). There'll be an oversized shoulder pad though, because I stumbled upon a piece of sheer awesomeness while looking at my bitz box. That being said, the Marshal will be a tad more conventional.

The method I used for the armour is a tad juvenile.

 

Black undercoat, a solid basecoat of mithril silver, then hit the model hard with very thin black ink around the armour details and anything that is on the armour and isn't metallic. Once the ink is dry, I apply a few coats of thinned-down mithril silver.

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