Circa May 2004. This is one of the few Black Templar Space Marines that I have ever painted. I did a test piece prior to this for my Space Marine Templars and soon figured out that I did not like painting black and white, so I changed my color scheme to blue and white. Later on I was commissioned to do a Black Templar dreadnought, so I painted this piece as a color scheme test.
Not sure what I was thinking with that rock on the base, a piece of baked super sculpy.
I still think this power sword really turned out cool.
I used to do collages of photos.
The back of the mini sported my stark highlight scheme, again from my Cerulean Templars.
Yea that rock looks dumb. The tabbard was a sculpt by me, and not a very good one. The black highlights look pretty decent. I no longer have this miniature in my collection, as I sold it years ago.
Cool fig, PC. I've not played 40K, but I've received a little bit of background. One of my co-workers played it as a kid and he has recently renewed interest in it (probably from talking to me about gaming :) ). Best, Dean
ReplyDeleteI do love the 40k fluff. I have not played the game in years. The 40k models are big and paint up well, and are always fun to work on.
DeleteThe Horus Heresy books I have enjoyed reading most of which. I pretty much only read the ones by Dan Abnett and Graham McNeil and avoid most of the others.
Looks great!
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