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A Nurgle sorcerer
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A Tzeentch sorcerer on a disc.
My first painting contribution to the forum, but hopefully not the last
Pictures dident turn out very good, but it will do for now.
Disc-sorc1.jpgDisc-sorc2.JPGLast edited by DasHawk; April 30th, 2012 at 21:48.
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here is mine
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Wow very nice finish on the armor and nice eye on the staff. Love that new model, just bought one myself, looking forward to painting it.
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thanks Originally Posted by DasHawk I have only got back into the hobby after an 11 year gap. last time I painted I was 13 so I am quit pleased with how this came out. I really like the flames on yours too, they really stand out Last edited by tiberium; May 1st, 2012 at 23:27.
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And here's the Tzeentch specific sorc who came out at the same time:
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Those are all some very nice Chaos Wizards. I'd like to see some more Slaanesh casters though
Anyway, here is my contribution, Tzeentch Caster on a homemade Disc, one of my few visual centerpieces of my "ice-themed WoC army". Sorry about the lighting, and the fact that the miniature is somewhat still WIP, but I didn't have any other pictures and as I'm travelling Japan at the moment there is kinda far back home to my wonderful Warriors.
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edit: also, how does voting work? Will there be some kinda poll or do we just whisper you, Borak?Last edited by Tashin; May 2nd, 2012 at 07:11.
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I think that Borak, or maybe Kuffy if Borak isn't back yet will make a new thread with all the entries and a poll.
What did you use for the base of that Tashin, I haven't seen anything like it before.
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Well, basicly it is glass. Originally Posted by Allonairre
I turn the bases upside down, so the the underneath is actually faced upwards. This way the base makes for an excellent "bowl" - which I paint with a light blue colour, and then fill with pieces of glass and glue. When it has dried, I add on some white powder (I use something called Natron, which is basicly something you use for baking, I belive) to give a snow-effect. The glass with a dim blue shine from the base coupled with the snow makes for some really great (not to mention cheap!) "Frozen Waste" bases.
Any other questions, feel free to ask.
Also, I'll post my entire army, as soon as I get back from my vacation (which is in a few months), if you are interested.
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