So the Geek Garage Gor Herd Challenge has finally come to an end. This was a super fun experience. We all got together at one of our LGS's and snapped a few pics.
First here is a pic of the Gor's and their creators:
Left to Right: John "Freaking" Salmond, Al "Wild Chevy", Randon "Grimwolf", Brett "Happy Panda", Scotty "Scotty Kahn"
Not Pictured: Will "Journeyman", and Mikey "Mephistoles"
Sadly we weren't able to get Mikey's entry photographed, Journeyman's fig was represented in the group photo.
So now, the two group shots... Couldn't get a good photo, lots of blurry dudes.
Now some individual shots:
First up Journeyman's Sir Goat:
Next Scotty's Late comer:
Here's John's beast:
Next up Panda's rusted runt:
Wild Chevy's blue eyed beauty:
and finally Grim's messy Gor:
Right now these guy's are sitting in a display case at our LGS. Tell your friends to follow!!
Thanks for watching!
-Grim
Showing posts with label Painting Challenge. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Painting Challenge. Show all posts
Thursday, October 4, 2012
Thursday, September 20, 2012
Answering the challenge of the Panda
When the Happy Panda roars, the quaking can be felt through the forest and no stalk of bamboo is safe.
In response to the challenge set down by aforementioned member of Geek Garage I have this set as my target army to be fully painted.
In response to the challenge set down by aforementioned member of Geek Garage I have this set as my target army to be fully painted.
As you can see I'm off to a good start with majority assembled, cleaned, and primed.
This is a 250 (3.5SWC) Haqqislam list for the game Infinity.
Wildchevy
Here are the details of the list if interested
HAQQISLAM
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GROUP 1 (Regs: 8/Irrs: 1):
NAFFATÛN Rifle + Heavy Flamethrower / Pistol, Knife (12)
MOV:4-4 CC:13 BS:11 PH:10 WIP:14 ARM:1 BTS:0 W:1
Regular, Not Impetuous, No Cube
2x HALQA Rifle + Light Shotgun / Pistol, Knife (16)
MOV:4-4 CC:13 BS:11 PH:10 WIP:14 ARM:1 BTS:0 W:1
Regular, Not Impetuous, No Cube
Mechanized Deployment
GHULAM Doctor Rifle + Light Shotgun / Pistol, Knife (17)
MOV:4-4 CC:13 BS:11 PH:10 WIP:14 ARM:1 BTS:0 W:1
Regular, Not Impetuous, No Cube
Doctor
DJANBAZAN HMG / Pistol, CCW (36 | 1.5)
MOV:4-2 CC:14 BS:12 PH:11 WIP:14 ARM:2 BTS:0 W:1
Regular, Not Impetuous, Cube
Multiterrain, Regeneration, Multispectral Visor L2
LASIQ Viral Sniper Rifle / Pistol, Knife (29 | 1.5)
MOV:4-2 CC:14 BS:12 PH:11 WIP:14 ARM:2 BTS:0 W:1
Regular, Not Impetuous, No Cube
CH: Mimetism, Climbing Plus, Religious Troop, X Visor
ASAWIRA Lieutenant AP Rifle + Light Shotgun, Nanopulser / Pistol, Shock CCW (59)
MOV:4-4 CC:17 BS:14 PH:14 WIP:15 ARM:3 BTS:-3 W:2
Regular, Not Impetuous, Cube
Martial Arts L2, Regeneration, Lieutenant
HUNZAKUT Sniper Rifle, Antipersonnel Mines / Pistol, Knife (25 | 0.5)
MOV:4-4 CC:13 BS:11 PH:12 WIP:14 ARM:0 BTS:0 W:1
Irregular, Not Impetuous, No Cube
CH: Camouflage, Infiltration, Deployable Repeater
FIDAY Rifle + Light Shotgun, Smoke Grenades / Pistol, EXP CCW (34)
MOV:4-4 CC:17 BS:11 PH:12 WIP:15 ARM:1 BTS:0 W:1
Regular, Not Impetuous, No Cube
Martial Arts L3, Basic Impersonation, Religious Troop
2x NASMAT Electric Pulse (3)
MOV:6-4 CC:8 BS:8 PH:8 WIP:13 ARM:0 BTS:-3 STR:1
Regular, Not Impetuous, G: Servant
CH: Mimetism
250 Points | SWC: 3.5
ARMY CODE: eNozMVQ1VAPCGiM1AzhpqmYOJA0hEobGEMpMzQREWUJUQxQaGyNRAG+IEHI=
Army Infinity v.3.0. - http://www.devilteam.com
Monday, September 3, 2012
Gor Challenge "Take your best shot"
For the Glory of the Herd! Final
So, I was able to finish this guy up last night. Oh, how I love holidays :)
Not sure what to think of the finished product. I tried a few experiments with gore and the like. Not really sure how I like the result. However, I wanted to be true to the story of this guy.
As was mentioned in the initial For the Glory of the Herd! post. This guy has just defeated a challenger in the ranks to retain his title as Champion of the Herd. I wanted to make it look like he had been in a battle. He lost his eye in the battle, so I figured there had to be a lot of blood. Plus he slaughtered his challenger... so that meant even more blood. Figuring there really wasn't any place for this dude to shower, I preceded to splash blood (red and brown paints mixed up with gloss varnish) all over the dude and his weapons.
I think my favorite part is the base. I used a baking soda, white glue, water mixture to produce the snow effect. After applying the snow mixture I dusted the still wet mixture with straight baking soda. (A trick from my buddies basing tutorial... you can find that tutorial a few posts below this one ) After applying the dusting I took some of my blood mixture and watered it down quite a bit, then I barely tapped the snow with the brush. Coolest little effect happened. I was quite impressed.
Anyhow, here is what it looks like.
I had a blast participating in this Geek Garage Challenge. Hopefully this is a first of many.
And to my fellow bloggers... Time is ticking... midnight tonight deadline. Remember your promise and the consequences of failure... GRIM SMAAAAAAAASH!!!
Haha!
Stay tuned really... we might be giving these figures away... just need to hit a milestone follower number... At 50 followers we give one of these models away to a random follower... at 75 we give another away, at 100 another... and so on every 25 until they are gone.
So stay tuned and be active!!
Thanks for watching!
-Grim
Not sure what to think of the finished product. I tried a few experiments with gore and the like. Not really sure how I like the result. However, I wanted to be true to the story of this guy.
As was mentioned in the initial For the Glory of the Herd! post. This guy has just defeated a challenger in the ranks to retain his title as Champion of the Herd. I wanted to make it look like he had been in a battle. He lost his eye in the battle, so I figured there had to be a lot of blood. Plus he slaughtered his challenger... so that meant even more blood. Figuring there really wasn't any place for this dude to shower, I preceded to splash blood (red and brown paints mixed up with gloss varnish) all over the dude and his weapons.
I think my favorite part is the base. I used a baking soda, white glue, water mixture to produce the snow effect. After applying the snow mixture I dusted the still wet mixture with straight baking soda. (A trick from my buddies basing tutorial... you can find that tutorial a few posts below this one ) After applying the dusting I took some of my blood mixture and watered it down quite a bit, then I barely tapped the snow with the brush. Coolest little effect happened. I was quite impressed.
Anyhow, here is what it looks like.
I had a blast participating in this Geek Garage Challenge. Hopefully this is a first of many.
And to my fellow bloggers... Time is ticking... midnight tonight deadline. Remember your promise and the consequences of failure... GRIM SMAAAAAAAASH!!!
Haha!
Stay tuned really... we might be giving these figures away... just need to hit a milestone follower number... At 50 followers we give one of these models away to a random follower... at 75 we give another away, at 100 another... and so on every 25 until they are gone.
So stay tuned and be active!!
Thanks for watching!
-Grim
Sunday, September 2, 2012
Glory to the Herd!! Part 4
Alright, I had a bit of time last night to sling a bit more paint. Sadly I didn't slow down enough to take note of exactly what I was doing. After reading my last paint write up... it may not matter any how... Definitely need to work on preparing a more understandable write up of what I do.
Anyway, enough with the blabbin' Here is my progress thus far, still need to do quite a bit of work on the swords and armor, then some finishing touches to the face and base.
Here you are:
Stay tuned over the next day, we should be seeing a lot of activity on the Gor Herd. (That is assuming my fellow bloggers don't fail :P ;) )
Thanks for watching!
-Grim
Anyway, enough with the blabbin' Here is my progress thus far, still need to do quite a bit of work on the swords and armor, then some finishing touches to the face and base.
Here you are:
Stay tuned over the next day, we should be seeing a lot of activity on the Gor Herd. (That is assuming my fellow bloggers don't fail :P ;) )
Thanks for watching!
-Grim
Thursday, August 30, 2012
Glory to the Herd... Part 3
Alright, had a bit of time to do some more work on this crazy dude. I have completed the flesh and started on the fur and the hair, slapped a basecoat on his axe haft as well.
With the flesh I started with Rackham Tanned Flesh, I diluted it down with water and some VMC thinner medium. It was diluted almost to wash consistency... just a smidge thicker, this only tinted the model. I followed up with a GW Gryphonne sepia wash. I came back and highlighted with some GW Tallarn Flesh mixed with the Rackham Tanned flesh... I really don't know the exact mixture... I just kind of plop a drop or two of each color on my wet pallette then I mix 'em together till I get about what I think I need. (Sorry for the vagueness here :( ) I applied the highlight mix to the top portions of the muscles. After this application I washed with a bit of GW Asurmen Blue. After the Asurmen Blue wash dried I mixed some Rackham Ephren Blue with the highlight mixture, watered it down a bit and highlighted again with this mixture. I then washed again with GW Gryphonne sepia. After which I introduced some Rackham Red into the initial highlight mix. ( A tangent here, I use a drop of this Rackham Red in every flesh tone I create in order to get the redish tint to the the faces of all of my models... very useful pot that one :) ) I applied the redish mix to the cheekbones the nose and mouth area of the figure. Followed up with a thinned down wash of Rackham Ephren Blue, GW Tallarn Flesh, and Rackham Red, essentially a purple wash. After which I highlighted again with the tallarn flesh mixture and a little bit of Andrea Color White Paint set pot number 2.
I really hope you understand what is going on here... I may have to do a step by step tutorial of this sometime if there is enough interest.
Here are the pics:
With the flesh I started with Rackham Tanned Flesh, I diluted it down with water and some VMC thinner medium. It was diluted almost to wash consistency... just a smidge thicker, this only tinted the model. I followed up with a GW Gryphonne sepia wash. I came back and highlighted with some GW Tallarn Flesh mixed with the Rackham Tanned flesh... I really don't know the exact mixture... I just kind of plop a drop or two of each color on my wet pallette then I mix 'em together till I get about what I think I need. (Sorry for the vagueness here :( ) I applied the highlight mix to the top portions of the muscles. After this application I washed with a bit of GW Asurmen Blue. After the Asurmen Blue wash dried I mixed some Rackham Ephren Blue with the highlight mixture, watered it down a bit and highlighted again with this mixture. I then washed again with GW Gryphonne sepia. After which I introduced some Rackham Red into the initial highlight mix. ( A tangent here, I use a drop of this Rackham Red in every flesh tone I create in order to get the redish tint to the the faces of all of my models... very useful pot that one :) ) I applied the redish mix to the cheekbones the nose and mouth area of the figure. Followed up with a thinned down wash of Rackham Ephren Blue, GW Tallarn Flesh, and Rackham Red, essentially a purple wash. After which I highlighted again with the tallarn flesh mixture and a little bit of Andrea Color White Paint set pot number 2.
I really hope you understand what is going on here... I may have to do a step by step tutorial of this sometime if there is enough interest.
Here are the pics:
Thanks for watching and stay tuned for more!!
-Grim
Monday, August 27, 2012
Glory to the Herd! ... Part 2
Looks like its down to the wire! One week left on the challenge... so who is going to finish.
Ill tell you, this summer has been a lot busier than I ever thought. Finding time has been extremely difficult. However I finally got this bad boy all primed up and ready to go.
Now for some pics:
I should be slingin' some paint on this dude during the week. I will be posting up WIPs a la our friend Journeyman over the next few days.
Thanks for watching!
-Grim
Ill tell you, this summer has been a lot busier than I ever thought. Finding time has been extremely difficult. However I finally got this bad boy all primed up and ready to go.
Now for some pics:
I should be slingin' some paint on this dude during the week. I will be posting up WIPs a la our friend Journeyman over the next few days.
Thanks for watching!
-Grim
Monday, August 13, 2012
Glory to the herd!
Alright I finally was able to nab a bit of time to assemble my entry into the Gor Herd! I imagine this guy has just finished fighting for his right to lead the herd. He has just clambered to the top of the hill presenting himself as the new Champion of the herd.
A bit of putty work and he will be ready for priming. More to come!!!
Thanks for watching.
-Grim
A bit of putty work and he will be ready for priming. More to come!!!
Thanks for watching.
-Grim
Wednesday, August 1, 2012
The Herd Cometh!!
I have been alluding to a beastmen project in my previous posts. Well, I guess I oughta give you all the low down on what exactly is going to happen.
We have decided as a crew to grab a Gor Herd box from GW and go to town on a beastman. Our goal is to push the boundaries of our painting, basing, converting skills. The ultimate end goal is to culminate the project with a giveaway of some sort.
Keep your eyes peeled!! THE GEEK GARAGE GOR HERD COMETH!!
-Grim
We have decided as a crew to grab a Gor Herd box from GW and go to town on a beastman. Our goal is to push the boundaries of our painting, basing, converting skills. The ultimate end goal is to culminate the project with a giveaway of some sort.
Keep your eyes peeled!! THE GEEK GARAGE GOR HERD COMETH!!
-Grim
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