Since finishing the Daemon Prince I have been working away on the five Long Fangs you can see in the picture here.
The missile launcher guy is just a spare I had lying around in my Space Wolves case that I thought I would get painted up while I am doing the other Long Fangs. The remainder of the squad will join the sergeant and heavy bolter that I finished around a year ago.
For this squad all the base colours have been completed and the primary application of washes has been applied. Next up I will be adding all the details to everything, before finishing off the armour and adding a final wash onto/into the edges of the armour.
Then I'll be finishing their bases and hopefully varnishing them, without frosting them up, ready to carry on with a campaign me and a friend are doing which sees the Space Wolves going up against Eldar. Only done one scenario/mission so far but the game and ideas coming from it sound pretty fun and exciting.
Aside from the painting of these Long Fangs I have also pretty completed building up three Thunderwolves, five Fenrisian Wolves and five Wracks. This leaves me now with a smallish pile of things left to build. I am trying not to think too much about what is left to paint as there is a constantly growing pile to get through, which I don't ever seem to be able to put a dent in!
Thanks for reading, hope to see you again next time.
Warhammer 40k blog for the playing of various armies and everything in between.
Wednesday, 21 March 2012
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Nice job on these guys. The blue-grey armour looks nice and I like that the yellow is not too bright.
ReplyDeleteRon, FTW