During the majority of this period I was contract painting for Brushworks and have very little of my own figures to display.  What I do have were done in between contracts as a break from working for others.  Even some of those figures were eventually sold as I painted them only to paint them.

Gallery II

2000

Darius is my Death Company chaplin and is included in almost all my 40K games.  The figure is composed of more than nine other models to yield a solid look.  The outlining of the black was kept to a minimum so that the gray was not evident to the eye.  The

Sgt. Centerius of the Legion of the Damned has got to be one of the most sought after figures that GW has made.  It is an amazing figure and I decided to convert it as little as possible as I really like the feeling of the pose.  As these marines are very mysterious and little is know about them I decided to play up the 'damned' part with the diorama style base and banner pole. 

This conversion of the Ltd. Ed. Inquisitor Hand to the Emperor's Champion was done for a GT army that never materialized.  I had all the intention of doing the army but unfortunately my application was a day late getting to Baltimore and I didn't get accepted to the Seattle GT.  The figure was sold to an avid Black Templar player who gets more use out of him than I would.

This playable battle diorama was made for a friend that has a massive ork army.  His 'blue skins' are a sight to see and this Ghaz model is one of the leaders of his force.  His brother plays Space Wolves, hence the connection for the design of the base.

This bad boy was my first experiment with static grass for fur.  I am a big fan of static grass in general and as a 'true' fur it is pretty good.  The base was done as a mini diorama with a stream of green water running through it.  I intend to carry the stream through the entire command and front rank of the unit.