SPACE WOLF ARMY

In this picture you can see that I am still very much at an early stage in the builds of the models. Sculpting that many bases takes a fair amount of time especially when you have to wait for one part to cure. In the foreground you can see that I have added plastic sprue pieces to the bases. This is a cheap way to bulk up terrain rather than use greenstuff for everything.

In this you can see that everyone is on a base and I only have five more to finish. This shows the progression of the army build in that I do pretty much everything at once.

Misc:

These three simple conversions will really stand out on the table. I think that the middle one is my favorite so far but the one on the right is a close second.

This is the replacement for the marine that was lost in the Warp for a few days. For those of you that play Space Marines you will know that a straight right arm is just not there. I took a left arm, cut it from his shoulder and reversed it so that it was now a right arm. I did have to sculpt the fur over it to make it look good since it is not a very pretty conversion. The top knot is from the WHFB orks and makes him look wild.

This Grey Hunter has the high forehead and Conan hair making him look a bit like Arnold. Total accident but I like it.

This guy is my favorite non-character model. His pose is so hero that I am sure is being looked at for future advancement to wolf guard.

This is just of three models that have a bit of sculpting on them. The first model is a chaos aspiring champion torso with the chaos icon removed and replaced with a wolf skull icon. The model on his left uses a Catachan head with loose hair. I really like the scar on his face for making the model look mean.

This is what the Testor A470 looks like. I have the black general acrylic tip in it.

These are the 2 large flat sable brushes I will use to drybrush the weathering for the tanks. Next to them is a regular sized brush and a marine for scale. As you can see they are damn large.

I figured that a picture is worth a number of words so I snapped a pic of my thumb. When I am line highlighting I will load my brush in the paint and then make a light pass of the brush over my thumb. This removes the excess that forms at the tip and allows me to apply a cleaner line. You can also see residual primer on the nail from a few days ago. I scrub and scrub but obviously I missed some. I shower honest! :)