Tuesday, 5 February 2013

Fellblade Completed

Pre-Heresy Imperial Fists Fellblade
Bet it doesn't do many miles to the gallon
The Fellblade has been a project I've been working on since before Christmas. I finished the basic construction pretty quickly, even though some of the resin components were unfortunately fairly warped (hot water and a hairdryer worked wonders). However the completion of the paintwork took a lot longer.

I'll be honest, I was pretty intimidated by the prospect of so much yellow paint.


Pre-Heresy Imperial Fists Fellblade
Not the easiest vehicle to fit in the carwash
I eventually overcame my fears and painted the super-sized tank. I'm really very pleased with how it came out (unlike the photographs...)

Pre-Heresy Imperial Fists Fellblade
So big, the model didn't fit in my photobooth
Pre-Heresy Imperial Fists Fellblade

Pre-Heresy Imperial Fists Fellblade
Pre-Heresy Imperial Fists Fellblade

Pre-Heresy Imperial Fists Fellblade

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3 comments:

  1. Siph_Horridus6 February 2013 at 17:35

    Flipping awesome! And yellow to boot - a hard colour to do and you've done a fine job. I have this kit sitting in its bag since GD12, but will eventually get round to it i guess.

    Only suggestion is maybe dirty up the tracks a little more, the weathering on the hull is spot on but the tracks are cleaner? Only my observation - it could have just driven through a river / dry sand bed etc so tracks would be clean. It is nevertheless an excellent job well done!

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  2. Deadspace19 February 2013 at 11:28

    Loving your work man, I'm really digging the weathered, filthy ore heresy vibe at the minute and you're pulling it off awesomely.

    I'm in the process of starting a salamanders force at the minute which I'll have pics up of the first at some point in the next few days. A tutorial showing how you do the oil paint weathering would be amazingly helpful!

    Cheers,
    Phil

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  3. Lupo9 February 2013 at 16:59

    Lovely work on that big, mean, yellow beast! I'm really digging the rest of the blog content too. Keep it all up! :)

    Cheers,

    Ludovic

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