Today was rainy and bleak, and so I didn't head back to Toowoomba from Brisbane. With not a lot going on, I decided to complete the Masters of the Chapter set. Unfortunately with the rain and clouds there was not a lot of natural light, meaning I had to rely on my indoor lights and lamp. I really prefer natural light, but you must use what you have. I'm still struggling with anxiety and other issues, so I am a bit frustrated at the lack of a steady hand.
The final Master of the Chapter wields a
Power Sword and a
Bolt Pistol.
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Raw metal and plastic pieces. Body with Power Sword, head, arm with Bolt Pistol and backpack. |
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Chaos Black undercoat. |
I did the arm holding the Bolt Pistol first. I used Boltgun Metal for the body of the weapon, Shining God for the shells and upper weapon and Burnished Gold for highlights on the sight. For the body, I decided upon a green cloak with a Burnished Gold trim. Fairly standard colors were used for the accessories and adornments. The head was tricky as I needed a very careful hand for the teeth in the open mouth. I was a little unhappy with the white ropes; I had a bit too much paint on the brush, and the upper rope looks a bit rough.
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Painted pieces. |
I was pleasantly surprised when the iPhone camera put a square around the face. Always a nice sign. I glued him together, and there we have the final Master of the Chapter.
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Master of the Chapter with Power Sword and Bolt Pistol |
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Master of the Chapter with Power Sword and Bolt Pistol |
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Master of the Chapter with Power Sword and Bolt Pistol |
Unfortunately I don't have all four Masters with me, but I did have with me the Master with the Thunder Hammer from the
previous post. So here are a couple of shots of the last two Masters together.
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Masters of the Chapter |
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Masters of the Chapter |
Not sure what I will do next. I have some other Space Marines to put together, however I may head to the store to see if there is anything else interesting to try.
I'm very glad to see some painting again...these really look good. I think the painting skills have definitely developed. It doesn't matter that it's been a while.
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