1500 points of pain (do not eat while reading)

[Librarian Zahariel]

All I can say is fantastic, cannot wait to see it with all the exterior green stuff, eyes, tubes pumping out foul ooze! Awesome, so got rep coming your way that interior greeen stuff is unbelievable!

[Andusciassus]

Originally Posted by DMC

Now we really need to get ourselves a longboat to cruise Nottingham's canal with...

Well, let's see what Kuffy can dig up.

Right now I'm in a "waiting for GS to cure state" which is pretty boring. It get's way much easier when poping by LO though. Guess I better bring my laptop to the workingplace.

I've decided to reuse a few of my old models for this project so I just need to repaint them and then I've saved myself weeks of work. Ha!

Originally Posted by danjones87

I hope the removabilit of the top plate doesnt hamper the exterior conversions

Yes, this is getting more and more of a trouble. I think I know a way around it but I'm not sure it'll work:/
I will have one of the sidedoors made out of gooey-stuff, letting some light through and I'll try to make the vents at the back-er part of the LR a bit less dense. That should also help a bit when looking through the "mouth".

[danjones87]

Have you thought of using some colourless resin? Adding some of this into areas like behind doors could be cool.

You can dry GS faster by using a hiardryer!

Dan

[Andusciassus]

I do have some water-effects I thought I should use for this. Maybe even try to get some more organic feeling into it by adding a few drips of paint or ink. I'm gonna try this later on some less important models.

And I think I'd rather wait for the gs to cure than for me to cure after being torn apart by my GF for waking the kids with a hairdryer. I've got enough pprojects (and LO) running to keep me busy while waiting

[Corrode]

You're incredibly warped (in a good way). This looks like it'll be an amazing army once it's done.

[Inquisitor Earl]

My god man! It's all stupendous.

You know how i've gone on about your stuff before and i do so again.

You've given me some great ideas for detailing my dark mechanicus constructs. It's a pity i am on the other side of the world, wish i could see your stuff in real life.

The GS detailing on the side pillar reminds me of some art thats in some art I saw. It's like a true realisation of the darkness of the 40k universe.

[minus_t]

Oh my god... It's full of stars...


Awesome to see you back in action buddy!
I shall be waiting with baited breath, looking forward to more horror from the king himself...

-t.

[Andusciassus]

Wow, thanks guys, I became vwry happy and proud when I read the word "stupendous" eventhough I do not know what it means

I post only to say I've done some more sculpting tonight, but as I have mighty limited time to use I have yet to take pictures.
I've started to sketch up the front eyes using GS-blobs and I am quite finished with the chimneys. I've done the other interior pillar as well, but am not really happy with how it turned out.
As I look upon this model now, I start to think I might have to add more interior details as well, to balance it. I'm thinking about doing some intestial-infected bulkworks and maybe to build me some sort of poison-cooking organ just by the left back hatch. THose chimneys should come from something I reckon.

If anyone has experience of mixing paint and watereffects, please help me with what has worked and what has been a disaster. I would like to avoid the latter, see...

Anyway, until pics arrive tomorrow, thanks for reading and replying.

[Andusciassus]

Sorry about the all-text update of yesterday. I jsust wanted to share the fact I've actually done something with you
Now it's time for some more pics of what I've done.
As I said earlier I am not really satisfied with how the second pillar ended up but I've decided to just add some more intestials to it and hope it'll look better.



And here's a pic of the whole interior as it stands at the moment. I will be adding details to the ceeling and maybe something juicy by the back door on the vehicles left.




Here comes a few pics of the chimney, I am pretty pleased with how it turned out. All I need now is to add some high-tech-pieces to it to make it look slightly more manufactured.
Oh, and you can also see the sketchy eyes on the front.










I am pretty sure it'll look convincing enough once it's painted and glossed up

[minus_t]

Lookin' fabulous buddy.

Keep up that GS-goodness.

-t.