Flesh Tearers - First terminator [18.12.2023].

[Alex_Art_Workshop]

Hello everybody!

 

I have been looking and watching your forum for a very long time and am inspired by many topics here. And for a very long time I dreamed of building a special SM army for myself. Therefore, I created a topic here and am starting to share the beginning of my project. I hope this will be a great motivation. I don't have much free time, so progress will be slow, but I hope it will be interesting.

 

For myself, I chose the Flesh Tearers order, I really like their color scheme and a huge opportunity for conversions. I began my long journey with the assembly and conversion of the first war. This will be Sergeant Intercessors.

 

 

On this guy I will test the color scheme and techniques. Hopefully I will share the process with you soon.

 

 

Edited Wednesday at 10:00 AM by Alex_Art_Workshop

[dchmp]

Very imposing figure. Please post again soon!

[Grotsmasha]

Welcome to the B&C, and welcome to The Forge. Looks like you're off to a great start :tu:

[Alex_Art_Workshop]

Thanks for the kind words!

 

I managed to devote a little more time to the Sergeant and I started painting. The first thing I did was work on the base crimson color.

 

 

 

And a fast test plasma. 

 

 

It all took about 2 hours.

[Doghouse]

That is a very nice red, I especially like the highlighting.

[Monstra Sumus]

Looking good! I'm excited to see more! 

[BadgersinHills]

Welcome to the Bolter and Chainsword. :)

 

Lovely painting.

[aznviking]

Great looking red. Very smooth and vibrant. 

[Alex_Art_Workshop]

Thanks again to everyone for the kind words! I am energized to keep going!

 

I continue painting the sergeant, adding a little more details. There is very little left and the guy will be ready.

 

 

I also built two more guys for the first Intercessor Squad.

 

 

[Shovellovin]

Excellent work! I especially like the knife marine; very cool. He looks as if he is gunning down xenos and getting ready to gut those that are closing in.

[killersquid]

very cool start!

[The_Stray_Idea]

Loving how the paints going in. Very interested in how the rest will shape up. Keep it up.

[Doghouse]

That's fantastic, well done!

[Alex_Art_Workshop]

Thanks for the words of support!

 

I finished painting the Sergeant for the Intercessor Squad. I spent most of the time painting the head.

Next time I will try to paint 4 models at once and so that the process goes a little faster. And I hope the first squad will be ready

 

 

[ranulf the revenant]

Oufff, amazing painting. The red looks spectacular, the face is crazy good (how you managed to paint these eyes is beyond me), and the plasma works great too. 5/5 from me :D.

[Grotsmasha]

You know, it's painters like you who embarrass the rest of us, amazing work :tu: 

[andes]

Wow.... just wow... He's so good.

[BadgersinHills]

Lovely!

[Shovellovin]

Excellent work. I especially like the face/skin tone. 

[Doghouse]

Fantastic stuff, love the face especially but the little touches like on the chapter and tactical icons are really nice as well. 

 

I especially like the eyes, really nice work well done. :tu:

[Monstra Sumus]

*grumbles and mumbles, packing up his brushes and closing the door on his way out* 

 

Did you paint those eyes with a single hair or something?!

 

For real though, excellent work Alex! Truly impressive. 

[Zebulon]

Yep, that head/face is a million times better than anything I could even imagine doing. The main question I have is: how?! :o Edited December 6, 2021 by Zebulon

[Alex_Art_Workshop]

I am very glad that you liked my first model and it motivates me to keep working!

 

Today I want to share a step-by-step process of how I painted the sergeant's face.

 

 

And I finished assembling two more fighters in the Intercessor Squad.

 

 

 

In the near future I will start painting new 4 models.

[strongbow]

Really impressive stuff!

[The_Stray_Idea]

Well that face makes every painter feel all sorts of jealous. Amazing work and a wonderful end result. Kern to see more inspirational stuff.