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Grey Knight Contemptor Pattern Venerable Dreadnought


Gareth

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This model is superb. All the limbs are jointed so you can position it however you want. I've taken my time on this model, just under a week and a half to build and paint and every minute has been pure joy to paint such a beautiful model.

 

It's so hard to go back to GW plastic dreadnoughts after working on this model. I think I will buy these from now on for my Ultramarines as well.

 

I added 3 pieces of spare Grey Knight pieces to make it more Grey Knight like. The shoulder shield, the shoulder pad book and the groin shield.

 

I do love the contrast of dark oily ancient metal working gabbing and beautifully polished high shine blue steel armour.

 

http://i74.photobucket.com/albums/i278/Gareth_tyranids/Grey%20Knights/IMG_2377.jpg

http://i74.photobucket.com/albums/i278/Gareth_tyranids/Grey%20Knights/IMG_2380.jpg

http://i74.photobucket.com/albums/i278/Gareth_tyranids/Grey%20Knights/IMG_2379.jpg

http://i74.photobucket.com/albums/i278/Gareth_tyranids/Grey%20Knights/IMG_2378.jpg

It's blue wash mixed with silver paint and airbrushed on. Then it's mixing more silver and brushing it on, keep repeating until it's pure silver. Don't just wash it, you won't get the sweet graduations and it'll leave tide marks.

A very good paintjob for an awesome model! ;)

 

Since I'm thinking about getting one myself with a Kherres A-Cannon I got a question: How many parts did the AssCannon come in, is it hard to assemble and probably the most important thing: were any of the parts (I assume there's a few of them?) warped?

 

Thanks for your reply!

 

oz ;)

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