Showcase: Freebooter's Fate Brotherhood Nobles

To end the series of Brotherhood figures on a high note - Nobility! 

From left to right: The Raven. I am really pleased with how the paintjob on her worked out. The model is very pretty in itself but sometimes a colour scheme just works out in a way that I of all people am the one who is the most surprised with the result. It just clicks. Master Assassin you have seen before so not toio many words will be lost on him. Very strong, evocative model. Last but not least, the Queen of Shadows. Great miniature and the little goblin lurking under her dress is a very funny touch.

Here we got the whole band again:

They are with their owner now for weeks and he is very pleased with the results. As am I. And I indeed hope that you enjoyed this series of articles on the results of this project too. There will be more Brotherhood in the future so stay tuned. And of course if the Freebooter's Fate bug bit you and you want a warband painted like this one don't hesitate to contact me.

Showcase: Freebooter's Fate Brotherhood Harlequins

This addition to the Brotherhood is Harlequin and Master Harlequina. My goal in painting these figures was making them colourful and stand out next to the rest of the Brotherhood but still keep a very cool, sinister look to them. The muted blue is tying them together with the more well-clothed models in the warband. While this Harlequin is just a dynamic, fun model (who looks great from behind with all the adornments), Master Harlequina is a complex and technically amazing figure. Look at how the different fabrics and materials fold.

Next time: The last installment of this series of stunning models!

Showcase: Freebooter's Fate Brotherhood Lesser Nobles

This group I called Lesser Nobles, only mostly because I they feature quite a lot of blue rather than the usual grey, brown or other things.

Showcase: Blood Angels Sternguard

More Blood Angels, this time Sternguard! I really like how the laurels and the red armour contrast on these. If you look closely you can see the light OSL around the eye lenses and the dust on the lower ends of the tabards and on the "feet". Hope you like them!

Showcase: Blood Angels Sanguinary Guard

I worked on a whole new commission project. After quite a while I'm back to painting Blood Angels! It's great to return to these fellows. For now it's mostly veterans and Elites and such so I started with the Sanguinary Guard which I had never painted before. Very cool miniatures.