I've had this mini in my collection for a very long time and decided, on the eve of Halloween to paint it up (there's also a competition on the Night Horror and Gothic Horror Facebook page which helped motivate me).
The paint job was so easy. Primed black, zenithal through grey and a touch of white from above and then several washes of nuln oil to make the zenithal blend together. Then quote simply a few highlights of grey/blue on the robes and a final glaze of a black. Gloss varnish applied inside the jood. The rusty sword was boltgun metal washed with bestial brown and then part bestial brown and part ryza rust. Edge highlights with chainmail. Perhaps 30minutes all in including the base.
Makes me want to gather all my other undead and see if there is a start of a quick army there....
Great work on the wraith Stuart and very atmospheric photos
ReplyDeleteCheers Dave, I think the photos may be a little too dark to see the painting though. I'll experiment further with this as I start painting more undead
DeleteAs the page loaded my first thought was "whoa! is that an unreleased night horror wraith variant I've never seen before?" .. wicked convertion, nicely painted, and a lovely spooky pic .. good call with the added skull on the base.
ReplyDeleteI have this miniature with scythe but mine snapped underneath the robes, its now very secure, repinned and the pin hidden with green stuff blended into the robes .. I hope your night horror inspires you to raise your undead.
Scary! I think you made a pretty nice job on this one. Well spotted and better executed!
ReplyDeleteNice and eerie monotone.
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