Triszin's Wolvie's - desolators, thunder wolves, rune priest hooty

[GrFlur]

damm!!!!

[Guest Triszin]

im trying to get some painting time in later today.

 

But the recipe for the dark grey base on his armor is like 20-30% abby black and the rest is skavenblight dinge

[Wolf Guard Dan]

This is incredible work. Well done. I love following these SW hobby painting threads. Keeps me motivated to paint while we wait for our updated rules.

[Lord Ragnarok]

Um. Damn.

[Guest Triszin]

thoughts on his frost Axe/Hammer?

[NightHowler]

Really interesting. Up close it looks like cracked ice over the surface of the axe. At first glance I didn’t like it, but the more closely I looked at it the more I liked it.

 

I love this model.

[Bjorn Firewalker]

The ice texture on the axe looks great! It may be necessary to cover up the edge with bloodstains, though.

[Kolgrim DeathHowl]

Excellent work so far, really love the diorama!! Where did you get the wolf?

[PeteySödes]

Axe/hammer is a subtle conversion but really cool!

[Guest Triszin]

Excellent work so far, really love the diorama!! Where did you get the wolf?

its two different Twolf bodies, each half from a different one. then I went through my bin of Twolf arms to find the right posing.

 

I think they might be the bodies from grimnars sled wolves

 

 

 

I do plan on adding some blood to the tip of the blade. time to look up frozen blood

Edited February 9, 2020 by Triszin

[Kolgrim DeathHowl]

Turned out great!!

[MithrilForge]

Just....WOW        

 

Mithril 

[Dantay VI]

The wolf lorad is AMAZING!!! Like a Wulfen Bane.... Absolutlely love the skin tone, how did you do it?

 

Also, have you used crackle paint on the ham-axe?

[Krakendoomcool]

Fantastic! So good to see your still doing full blooded conversions. That Wulfen Lord looks like such a badass. That head is brutal.

[betrayer41]

These are  incredible, such a unique painting style!

[Guest Triszin]

Thanks for the compliments everyone!

 

The wolf lorad is AMAZING!!! Like a Wulfen Bane.... Absolutlely love the skin tone, how did you do it?

 

Also, have you used crackle paint on the ham-axe?

skin tones, I uhhh...

didnt right it down *smacks head*

 

I need to remember it, but

base rhinox

wash nuln

then build up is a mix of rhinox, steel legion drab, gorthor brown, with a smidge of ungor flesh.

then I added karak stone as I brightened it.

 

I think...

 

Yep, I painted the axe glowy blue and the runes first, then one thick coat of crackle. then a wash of coelia green shade, and white drybrush

 

 

 

 

quick pip update from last week. im hoping to get him done this weekend

 

Edited February 22, 2020 by Triszin

[Guest Triszin]

Ginnungagap the Quiet

Is now complete!  :)

 

more images

 

[Bryan Blaire]

Looks awesome!!!

 

I really like that cracked ice axe-hammer.

[Wolf Guard Dan]

This is awesome! I’m happy to see it all come together so well.

[Bjorn Firewalker]

Excellent work. Anyone else think Ginnungagap looks like a WH40K Darth Vader or Malak?

[Chazzmos]

Holy moley that is fantastic!  I love the conversion, the paint style, the hammer/axe.  Highlights for me are definitely the pose on all models, and the head conversion on Ginnungagap.  Your freehand is also brilliant!

 

Well done on executing a model with so much going on so well!

[Guest Triszin]

thanks guys/gals!

 

Im happy I did the axe/hammer so I can make it count as a variety of weapons.

 

 

pip on my bloodclaw pack

 

[NightHowler]

Very feral looking. I like it!

[Guest Triszin]

thanks!

 

pip on the bloodclaw pack leader

 

 

[Bjorn Firewalker]

Your Blood Claws are well-painted and detailed. I commend your skills.