Seamus - WIP and Finished product

Not only did I realise that I forgot to post photos of Seamus when he was finished, I realised that I forgot to take many photos of the WIP stages. So instead of doing a WIP post and a finished product post like I thought I would be able to do, I'm combining them into one post.

First, the WIP shots I have:





For someone with a 'press the pretty button' addiction, I took surprisingly phothttp://www.blogger.com/img/blank.gifos (The same goes for Sebastian and the Copycat Killer as well). In the final photo, he was very near done. I just had to do the final oil washes to finish him off.

The final photo:



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I used and Aetherworks base insert matching the Copycat Killer on his base.

The paint scheme I used (For Seamus and the Copycat Killer) was:



Skin:
Base - Dwarf Flesh
Wash - Scab Red
Wash - Bestial Brown and Chaos Black
HL - Dwarf Flesh
HL - Dwarf Flesh and Bleached Bone
HL - Bleached Bone
HL - Skull White
Glaze - Red Gore
Glaze - Dark Flesh

Eyes:
Base - Regal Blue and Chaos Black
HL - Menoth White
Copycat Killer's Pupil - Regal Blue and Bleached Bone

Hair:
Base - Bestial Brown
HL - Blazing Orange
HL - Blazing Orange and Bleached Bone
HL - Bleached Bone
Wash - Scorched Brown

Green Cloth:
Base: Knarloc Green and Dark Angels Green
Shade - Orkhide Shade
HL - Dark Angels Green and Bleached Bone
S - VMC Black Red and Chaos Black
HL - Bleached Bone

Dark Green Lining:
Base - Orkhide Shade
S - Orkhide Shade and Chaos Black
HL - Dark Angels Green
S - Chaos Black
HL - Dark Angels Green and Shadow Grey

Pants:
Base - Warlock Purple and Astronomican Grey
S - Warlock Purple
HL - Skull White and Warlock Purple (2:1)
S - Liche Purple
HL - Skull White

Wood:
Base - Calthan Brown and Charadon Granite
Lines - Khemri Brown
More Lines - Bleached Bone
Shade - Base colour

Leather:
Base - Calthan Brown
S - Scorched Brown
HL - Calthan Brown and Bleached Bone
S - Scorched Brown and Chaos Black
HL - Bleached Bone

Beige:
Base - Dheneb Stone and Khemri Brown
Wash - Gryphonne Sepia
(At this point on the Copycat Killer, I reset the base colour)
HL - Dheneb Stone
HL - Skull White

Black:
Base - Chaos Black and Kommando Khaki
S - Chaos Black and Scorched Brown
HL - Kommando Khaki and Chaos Black (4:1)
S - Chaos Black and Scorched Brown (4:1)
HL - Kommando Khaki

Laces:
Base - Charadon Granite
HL - Charadon Granite and Kommando Khaki
HL - Charadon Granite and Kommando Khaki (1:2)

Steel:
Base - Mithril Silver with a small amount of Regal Blue
Shades - VMC Medium Blue, VMC Dark Prussia Blue, VMC Dark Blue Grey, Chaos Black
Scratches - Chaos Black and Scorched Brown
HL - Mithril Silver
HL - VMC Metal Medium

Bronze:
Base - Dwarf Bronze and Scorched Brown
HL - Dwarf Bronze
Wash - Devlan Mud
HL - Dwarf Bronze
HL - Dwarf Bronze and Mithril Silver
HL - Mithril Silver
Verdigris - Dark Angels Green and Hawk Turquoise
Verdigris HL - VGC Verdigris Glaze

Base:
Base - Charadon Granite
Stipple - Codex Grey, Elf Flesh, Hawk Turquoise, Kommando Khaki, Fortress Grey

Oil Washes:
Flagstones and Metals - Raw Umber and Black
Green Cloth (Dark lining where it meets other colours) - Terra Verde and Black

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