So I've painted up Geigor Fell-Hand from the Burning Of Prospero box.
I hadn't planned on doing a post about this model so sadly there's no work in progress shots.
So instead I'm going to do a quick walk through of how I painted my Geigor:
I have really enjoyed painting this mini, feeling little pressure while painting. I feel like just model has shown my growth as a painter over the last few years and showcases this well.
I hadn't planned on doing a post about this model so sadly there's no work in progress shots.
So instead I'm going to do a quick walk through of how I painted my Geigor:
- Primed in black with my airbrush.
- Coat of Fenrisian Grey
- Washed with Drakenhof Nightshade
- Blade, Lightning Claw, gems and chains painted in Stormhost Silver
- Embossed edges painted with Ironbreaker
- Skin painted in Kislev Flesh
- Skin washed in Agrax Earthshade
- Hair painted with Stormvermin Fur
- Hair washed with Nuln Oil
- Hair Dry brushed with Administratum Grey
- Hair tips dry brushed with White Scar
- Fur painted in Balor Brown
- Fur washed twice with Agrax Earthshade
- Gems painted in Spiritstone Red
- Combat Blade and Lightning Claw glazed with Guilliman Blue
- Bone work painted in Ushabti Bone
- Bone work washed with Agrax Earthshade
- Legion and squad markings painted in Khorne Red
Next up is the base, it started life as a standard 32mm base as supplied with Geigor, I added the "Dead Marine" from the Ahriman model, cutting away the Space Wolf gem from the chest. I then primed the base, and painted the marine in Leadbelcher and dry brushed over that with Stormhost Silver. Once this dried I painted over 2 coats of the Spiritstone Red, getting a nice metallic red effect.painted in the detail on the marines face plate and shoulder pad with Liberator Gold and washed that down with Agrax Earthshade. Finally for the base I covered the base with Mourn Mountain Snow one of Games Workshops older Texture paints that is saddly no longer available.
I have really enjoyed painting this mini, feeling little pressure while painting. I feel like just model has shown my growth as a painter over the last few years and showcases this well.
Hope you've enjoyed reading this!
See you next time from the table of a Plastic Addict!
See you next time from the table of a Plastic Addict!
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