Boo!
Presenting my first finished models of 2025. If you had "ghosts" on your 2025 Neverness Bingo card then you're a winner. And a clairvoyant. This had to be the hardest set of models I have ever assembled. I could elucidate further however I have found plenty of commentary online that has explored this topic far more thoroughly than I chose to explore here.
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| Primed with Corax White |
However painting these things was a refreshing change of pace I am pleased to say. They are very easy to paint, and quick too! I used Duncan's guide from a few years ago, but I switched out Nilhilakh Oxide for a Contrast Paint called Briar Queen Chill. Personally, I don't think there's much of a difference.
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| Briar Queen Chill |
I was quite pleased with how that turned out. Coelia Greenshade was added to the recesses throughout the miniature.
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| Coelia Greenshade |
Next Ulthuan Grey was dry brushed on all the raised areas of the miniature.
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| Ulthian Grey |
Finally White scar was carefully applied to the faces, hands and daggers.
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| White Scar |
Wow, I am very pleased with how that turned out! Of course, I painted up the other two bases as well. And there we have it, a full unit of Spirit Hosts ready to scare the hell out of a bunch of Old World peasants.
Now to build an army around this... a small, but spooky army.
Oh, these look particularly nice! I really like the palette, looks much more atractive than the nuclear green, I'm definitely noting your recipe down! Cool job!
ReplyDeleteThanks! And yes, there are a lot of examples of 'nuclear green' ghosts out there. Some of them look like toxic waste elementals than they do specters from beyond the grave.
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