Painted Models Archive

  • After reading around on forums and a few painting blogs, I’ve had a go at changing my red recipe to improve it. In the past, I used excessive black lining in the crevices to add shade and I’ve tried something new for me.To add a more natural shade, after the...

    Club Workshed: Improvements on Red

    Posted on July 31, 2011 | No Comments
    After reading around on forums and a few painting blogs, I’ve had a go at changing my red recipe to improve it. In the past, I used excessive black lining in the crevices to add shade and I’ve tried something new for me.To add a more natural shade, after the...

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  • The paint-job is a bit of a disappointment to me, but at least it’s one more Blood Angel painted. Luckily, I have a much better librarian model soaking in some paint stripper right now, so I’ll hopefully have a better painted librarian to go alongside this guy eventually. Link to Club Workshed Original Link http://clubworkshed.blogspot.com/2011/07/blood-angels-librarian.html

    Club Workshed: Blood Angels Librarian

    Posted on July 29, 2011 | No Comments
    The paint-job is a bit of a disappointment to me, but at least it’s one more Blood Angel painted. Luckily, I have a much better librarian model soaking in some paint stripper right now, so I’ll hopefully have a better painted librarian to go alongside this guy eventually. Link to Club Workshed Original Link http://clubworkshed.blogspot.com/2011/07/blood-angels-librarian.html

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  • Here’s another unit of the table standard Black Templars I’m painting. This time, it’s a terminator squad. Link to Club Workshed Original Link http://clubworkshed.blogspot.com/2011/07/black-templar-terminator-squad.html

    Club Workshed: Black Templar Terminator Squad

    Posted on July 27, 2011 | No Comments
    Here’s another unit of the table standard Black Templars I’m painting. This time, it’s a terminator squad. Link to Club Workshed Original Link http://clubworkshed.blogspot.com/2011/07/black-templar-terminator-squad.html

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  • I’ve completed a Rhino for my marines – I’ve used a ‘weathering pen’ that I picked up from hobbycraft, although it gives a nice built up mud effect I find it’s hard to get the coverage right. Link to Club Workshed Original Link http://clubworkshed.blogspot.com/2011/07/blood-angels-rhino.html

    Club Workshed: Blood Angels Rhino

    Posted on July 26, 2011 | No Comments
    I’ve completed a Rhino for my marines – I’ve used a ‘weathering pen’ that I picked up from hobbycraft, although it gives a nice built up mud effect I find it’s hard to get the coverage right. Link to Club Workshed Original Link http://clubworkshed.blogspot.com/2011/07/blood-angels-rhino.html

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  • It’s a pity that the Blood Angels captain is one of the most useless characters in any codex – I have two of them fully painted now. Oh dear. I have no idea why I painted this model instead of an assault squad come to think of it. Link to...

    Club Workshed: Blood Angels Captain

    Posted on July 25, 2011 | No Comments
    It’s a pity that the Blood Angels captain is one of the most useless characters in any codex – I have two of them fully painted now. Oh dear. I have no idea why I painted this model instead of an assault squad come to think of it. Link to...

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  • Another speed-painted Black Templar here – a Marshall using the stock AoBR Captain with no conversions. Link to Club Workshed Original Link http://clubworkshed.blogspot.com/2011/07/black-templar-marshall.html

    Club Workshed: Black Templar Marshall

    Posted on July 7, 2011 | No Comments
    Another speed-painted Black Templar here – a Marshall using the stock AoBR Captain with no conversions. Link to Club Workshed Original Link http://clubworkshed.blogspot.com/2011/07/black-templar-marshall.html

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  • This was painted as an exercise to see how quickly I could get a walker finished. I used very simple painting techniques to speed things up, and I managed to get it finished far quicker than any of my Blood Angel dreadnoughts! Click on the images to enlarge. Link to Club Workshed...

    Club Workshed: Black Templar Dreadnought

    Posted on July 6, 2011 | No Comments
    This was painted as an exercise to see how quickly I could get a walker finished. I used very simple painting techniques to speed things up, and I managed to get it finished far quicker than any of my Blood Angel dreadnoughts! Click on the images to enlarge. Link to Club Workshed...

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  • This blog is pretty much in hibernation right now. I’ve got plenty of new things to put on here, but I’m waiting until my life is slightly less busy. Until then, here are some of the best mini’s I’ve painted to act as a placeholder. Link to Club Workshed Original...

    Club Workshed: I’ll be back shortly!

    Posted on March 1, 2011 | No Comments
    This blog is pretty much in hibernation right now. I’ve got plenty of new things to put on here, but I’m waiting until my life is slightly less busy. Until then, here are some of the best mini’s I’ve painted to act as a placeholder. Link to Club Workshed Original...

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  • Here he is, finished just the other day. Click on the images to enlarge. Next up : a Terminator and some Ork Boys. - Gavin Link to Club Workshed Original Link http://clubworkshed.blogspot.com/2009/10/burnt-face-devastator-completed.html

    Club Workshed: Burnt Face Devastator Completed

    Posted on October 3, 2009 | No Comments
    Here he is, finished just the other day. Click on the images to enlarge. Next up : a Terminator and some Ork Boys. - Gavin Link to Club Workshed Original Link http://clubworkshed.blogspot.com/2009/10/burnt-face-devastator-completed.html

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  • I’ve finished the test model for my Ork army, completed in a short time using basic colours and Army Painter quickshade. I’ve gone for a muted look for my scheme, but with lighter colours than usual on an Ork. A lot of Ork armies I see on the table are...

    Club Workshed: Finished Ork Boy

    Posted on October 1, 2009 | No Comments
    I’ve finished the test model for my Ork army, completed in a short time using basic colours and Army Painter quickshade. I’ve gone for a muted look for my scheme, but with lighter colours than usual on an Ork. A lot of Ork armies I see on the table are...

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