Carmine Blades - Completed Blood Angels Army!

[keeblerartillery]

After 5+ years, countless hours, and a lot of mistakes - I've finally finished my Carmine Blades! Please let me know what you think!

[Smoke Frog]

Amazing! Truly glorious army, you have done some amazing work! Love the dreadnoughts and the work on those vehicles. 

 

And nice Christmas decorations! 

[L30n1d4s]

Amazing!

[Magos Takatus]

The part that amused me about the full army shot is that the decorations make it look like the Stormspeeders are belching smoke out of the back of them. I think the techmarines need to take another look at them... 

 

There's a mind-boggling amount of work in there, I'd be proud to own an army half that size with that sort of quality. I like the Knight with the custom faceplate and Lancer-ish armament as well, lovely marble effects.

[Ganders]

Incredible. Well done bud.

[phandaal]

Really great work, well done!

[Monstra Sumus]

Holy Beelzebub those are gorgeous! 

[Lord La sadies]

Woow Impressiv collection :)

[strongbow]

Love this army!

 

Have a couple of questions:

 

1) How did you convert the Bladeguard Ancient model?

2) How did you make your bike captain?

3) How did you find fitting jump packs to Primaris models? Which jump packs did you use.

 

I am in no way shape or form asking these questions in the hope of stealing you ideas.

[Bjorn Firewalker]

Impressive work.

[keeblerartillery]

Love this army!

 

Have a couple of questions:

 

1) How did you convert the Bladeguard Ancient model?

2) How did you make your bike captain?

3) How did you find fitting jump packs to Primaris models? Which jump packs did you use.

 

I am in no way shape or form asking these questions in the hope of stealing you ideas.

Haha thanks and steal away!

 

1) I just used a little green stuff to fill gaps/fill arms. Otherwise it was super easy!

2) used a bike chaplain model, mashed the front torso of an assault intercessor and the back of the chaplain. Used his arms, drilled out the hand to hold the spear and an inferno pistol from a sang guard. Green stuff to fill gaps!

3) used both sang guard and old school jump packs. Both are easy to fit!

[Khornestar]

Beautiful army, really characterful.

 

For me, the chef’s kiss is the way you painted the blades encarmine on the sanguinary guard. If you wouldn’t mind sharing how you did those, I bet others would love to know as well. So cool!

Edited December 2, 2021 by Juggernut

[keeblerartillery]

Beautiful army, really characterful.

 

For me, the chef’s kiss is the way you painted the blades encarmine on the sanguinary guard. If you wouldn’t mind sharing how you did those, I bet others would love to know as well. So cool!

Thank you! I actually filmed myself doing it - here you go!

 

[strongbow]

 

Love this army!

 

Have a couple of questions:

 

1) How did you convert the Bladeguard Ancient model?

2) How did you make your bike captain?

3) How did you find fitting jump packs to Primaris models? Which jump packs did you use.

 

I am in no way shape or form asking these questions in the hope of stealing you ideas.

Haha thanks and steal away!

 

1) I just used a little green stuff to fill gaps/fill arms. Otherwise it was super easy!

2) used a bike chaplain model, mashed the front torso of an assault intercessor and the back of the chaplain. Used his arms, drilled out the hand to hold the spear and an inferno pistol from a sang guard. Green stuff to fill gaps!

3) used both sang guard and old school jump packs. Both are easy to fit!

 

 

Thanks for this!

[Khornestar]

 

Beautiful army, really characterful.

 

For me, the chef’s kiss is the way you painted the blades encarmine on the sanguinary guard. If you wouldn’t mind sharing how you did those, I bet others would love to know as well. So cool!

Thank you! I actually filmed myself doing it - here you go!

 

 

 

Wow, how convenient! Many thanks. :)

[Brother Kraskor]

Absolutely glorious army!

[sockwithaticket]

You don't often see a collection of such a size painted so well, kudos.