Topic: RCWCreations customs figures

[Tamer]

I am really enjoying this WarHammer Stuff. Man you are getting good at painting in such small detail. I am using readers to just be able to type the words on this screen. I don't know how you do it.

Off to share.

[RCWCreations]

Thanks Shawn, I am really enjoying painting these and hope to get better at it, which will help me with painting my dios and custom figures.  Don't know why I never did this years ago!

[Tamer]

I can definitely see how this would play huge dividends in your other custom and diorama work.

[RCWCreations]

The past couple of days have been really busy with work so I've been relaxing on an evening painting more Warhammer 40K miniatures.  I've finished my G1 Optimus Prime inspired Imperial Knight Paladin, started some more Poxwalkers, put together another Space Marine and started painting another Plague Marine. Which I've put against my first one I painted as a comparison (he's still a WIP!)

There are more pictures on my website, especially of the knight with all of his transfers.

https://richardscreativeworkshop.co.uk/updates/

[RCWCreations]

Last night I received some layering paints so I can take my figures to another level.  As you can see by three of my Poxwalkers who I need to repaint, I still need some practice lol.

I also spent a little time touching up my Knight while also trying out my new compound paints to add a wonderful dry brush layer of detail to one wall of my Imperial Ruin set (the wall running diagonal in the picture).

https://richardscreativeworkshop.co.uk/home/contents/warhammer-40k/

[Tamer]

Wow, looks great to me. I like them.

Off to share.

[Darth More]

I can only agree with Tamer: Your painting skills are phenomenal! I especially like all the different Cybot designs! You have so many different miniatures and units, which I didn't know, yet. That's yet another reason why I really enjoy this series!

Thanks for sharing and have a nice weekend!

- Philipp

[RCWCreations]

Thank you guys, it means a lot!
I've been working on different on different Warhammer characters this weekend, learning how to use layer paints on different characters, using compound paints on the terrain and just amazed with the difference these makes. Will be using these on my stone dioramas next!

https://richardscreativeworkshop.co.uk/home/contents/warhammer-40k/

[RCWCreations]

Here's a closer look at the completed Imperial Terrain, I used the Citidel Necron Compound paint to dry brush it over all of the gold and metal, I dry brushed Longbeard grey over the grey of the walls.  The results speak for themselves.

https://richardscreativeworkshop.co.uk/sector-imperials-ruins/

[Starchaser]

I really like the paint job on this one! It looks outstanding. I thought about what it might take to build something like this for 1/18 scale figures, but I don't have the room (or probably the patience).

[RCWCreations]

Thanks Starchaser, I thought that once I got these and a couple more commissions out of the way, I would try my hand at Warhammer game boards.

Last night I was able to finish of the 10 Poxwalkers, a Plague Marine, an Intercessor and a Reiver Marine.  Them down but plenty more to go lol.  As you can see with the two marines I have been tinkering with shading using paints, getting there slowly with it.

There are more pictures on my website, especially individual ones of the Poxwalkers.

https://richardscreativeworkshop.co.uk/home/contents/warhammer-40k/

[Tamer]

Yepper, they definitely all look great. Your painting is really getting good.

Off to share.

[I-am-Boba-Fett]

Great paint work on those Warhammer pieces!

[Starchaser]

I really like how the Primaris Rievers turned out. Excellent paint work!

[Tamer]

I remember a few years ago playing the CD ROM game for WarHammer 40K. It was great fun. I liked the powers the upper echelon characters had and you even got to play em a bit. It kind of reminded me of a souped up Starcraft.