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Showing posts with label Tyranids. Show all posts
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Wednesday, August 24, 2011
Monday, August 22, 2011
Tyranid Raveners
As promised, here are some first detailed unit pic of my Hive Fleet Juggernaut: The Ravener unit. They are the latest models I painted for my Tyranid army (which is a while ago;-)). And funnily I can not remember that I ever used them in any game... ;-)
I tried to do a not-too-dark color scheme. At the same time it should have been a little realistic and bug-like. Of course heavily inspired by Starship Troopers (have to see this "classic" again...;-)). The most important color is the old Green Ink from GW, a really it gives the carapace its really intense look...
For the raveners, I tried to catch their speed and aggresivity...
Cheers
I tried to do a not-too-dark color scheme. At the same time it should have been a little realistic and bug-like. Of course heavily inspired by Starship Troopers (have to see this "classic" again...;-)). The most important color is the old Green Ink from GW, a really it gives the carapace its really intense look...
For the raveners, I tried to catch their speed and aggresivity...
Cheers
Friday, August 12, 2011
Army Showcase: Hive Fleet Juggernaut
Just to show you that I actually also paint (at least some of) the models I buy:
Here is Hive Fleet Juggernaut, my first 40k army. The reason that made me change from Warhammer Fantasy (and my beloved old Orcs & Goblins). Of course this army is heavily inspired by Starship Troopers and of course the just awesome Hive Fleet Moloch (from Marco Schulze - can't find his website at the moment, sorry...). It was the latter where I first saw the idea of building these "mini dioramas" on game size bases...
Anyway here comes the warp shadow of Juggernaut:
Sorry for the quite bad pics! I was trying to do my best, but somehow they did not turn out very well... :-( Please let me know if you found a way to make acceptable pictures of whole armies!!!
Anyway, I will make & upload pictures of individual models or units in the near future...
Hope you like Hive Fleet Juggernaut!
P.S.: As it turned out at least with the 4th edition codex, Tyranids were pretty boring to play! And I hated to move all these models onto and then over the table, just to remove 90% of them before they reached the enemy -- in most cases the hateful Dark Angels of my longtime enemy! This is also why there are some Dark Angel victims as decoration on the bases. although the dark green did give a very poor contrast with the green carprice of the Tyranids! Anyway, it was worth it! ;-)
Here is Hive Fleet Juggernaut, my first 40k army. The reason that made me change from Warhammer Fantasy (and my beloved old Orcs & Goblins). Of course this army is heavily inspired by Starship Troopers and of course the just awesome Hive Fleet Moloch (from Marco Schulze - can't find his website at the moment, sorry...). It was the latter where I first saw the idea of building these "mini dioramas" on game size bases...
Anyway here comes the warp shadow of Juggernaut:
Sorry for the quite bad pics! I was trying to do my best, but somehow they did not turn out very well... :-( Please let me know if you found a way to make acceptable pictures of whole armies!!!
Anyway, I will make & upload pictures of individual models or units in the near future...
Hope you like Hive Fleet Juggernaut!
P.S.: As it turned out at least with the 4th edition codex, Tyranids were pretty boring to play! And I hated to move all these models onto and then over the table, just to remove 90% of them before they reached the enemy -- in most cases the hateful Dark Angels of my longtime enemy! This is also why there are some Dark Angel victims as decoration on the bases. although the dark green did give a very poor contrast with the green carprice of the Tyranids! Anyway, it was worth it! ;-)
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