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Sunday, July 13, 2014

Bloodbrute part 2

Welcome back.  Since last time I have completed the Hellbrute model that I have dubbed "The Bloodbrute". 

The finished Bloodbrute in natural light.
In the first part I show how I started the model and here I will talk about the final stages.

After finishing painting the Brute's head and completing the "gums" that surround it, I glued it into position and then glued the front onto the model. I used rubberbands to secure the bond.

Not so unbound...

 After some additional touch-ups it was time to finish the whites on the horns and teeth that heavily adorn this thing.


After I mounted the front piece I finished the fleshy bits and the weird warpy gut bits. I used an assortment of colors to achieve this look, which I am ultimately satisfied with.

The belly of the beast.
 Having painted it in parts I had some strange spots where the colors didn't match, so I had to blend all these together.


The pink gut bits were mostly done using (Khorne forgive me) Pink Horror, which is one of the current line of Citadel paints. I used some Aileene's paint (Dusty Rose) for the high lights.


 I then added another solid coat of Ruby Red to the red areas on the model, matching it up with the other World Eater models.

I next finished off the metal on the exhaust and the barrel of the Multi Melta.

The back of the Brute


The tentacles that a bursting from it's side were a bit of challenge, but after a few purple ink washes I got a look that I liked.
Done except for the flocking.


The finished model: flocked before sealing it.
And the finished model can be seen in the first picture in this post. I am thinking that I might want to add gloss varnish to the fleshy bits, but I hesitate to do that as I have seen how gloss can attract fuzz and dust in the long run, so I am not sure if I want to do that yet.

Next up, more World Eaters!



2 comments:

  1. The main horns look great.

    Question. Do you use a daylight bulb when painting or is your camera giving a lot of false yellow in your pictures. The outside shot gives it better justice for sure.

    Kind of make me want to paint the one I have. I can never pick who to place it with though.

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  2. Yes, the interior light is tricking my camera on the inside shots. The exterior is definitely truer to reality. It took me a long time to figure out what faction to go with as well and I am torn on which way to go with the other one I have.

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