Adepta Sororitas - Morvenn Vahl

Oh boy! How much I hate to paint these finely detailed plastic miniatures. I felt the same as I painted the Triumph of St. Katherine or the Geminae Superia. I'd rather paint pewter miniatures. Mostly, because they are not so fragile.

Well, here is the finished Morvenn Vahl and in the future of my Sororitas project, there will be only dozens of pewter sisters and tanks!

 

Cerastus Knight-Atrapos - Finished!

I have already finished the Atrapos Knight.

Sure, I could paint a thousand more details on the Knight, but the overall impression would only change a little. Eventually, it is just a model for the gaming table and not for the showcase. I hope you like it.

Here is one final picture for size comparison. An Tech-Priest Enginseer and the Cerastus Knight-Atrapos in all its glory.

Cerastus Knight-Atrapos - WIP

Over the last evenings, I worked on an Atrapos Imperial Knight. This kit was a "small" Christmas gift I made myself. It took me one evening to wash and clean all the parts and another to put the metal skeleton together.

Then I started with the painting of the armour parts. At first, I wasn't sure about what colours to use but decided to go with the colour scheme I used on my first Knight over six years ago. 

1. I wanted some hazard stripes. So, I used small strips of masking tape to mask off some areas.
2. After a coat of light brown, two coats of yellow followed.
3. After peeling off the masking tape, it looked pretty good.
4. The brass colour came on and small highlights at the hazard stripes".
5. Washes! - Agrax Earthshade and Reikland Fleshshade
6. After the application of brown oil wash.

7. Dabbed some of the base colours back on.
8. Painted battle damage and the first cautious weathering effects.
9. Added more weathering, as well as the decals. -> Done!

  10. Rinse and repeat on all the other armour parts.