Two quick things...
First, wanted to show the Ogryns with some paint on
them. Not a lot of paint, mind you, but
right now they’re in the “broad swaths of color” phase and it’s enough to get a
general sense of how the conversion turned out.
As I’ve said many, many times, painting is not my strength. If we waited for me to finish, the blog would
probably go another four or five months without an update...
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| Assorted Ogryns, ready to pound the jungle flat. |
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| The Bonehead with his pauldron. |
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| Assorted pouches, straps, and "frag grenades." |
Not bad, I think. I’m
happy with how the ripper guns turned out.
The putty abs look good, and the gear really helps carry them out of
Fantasy and into 40K, even with some of their bags and bear traps.
The second thing was a big Friday the 13th sale that one of my publishers, Permuted Press, is having. Almost all of their ebooks are under five dollars,
most of them are just 99¢. That Times of Trouble anthology there on the right is on sale. So is my mash up novel, The Eerie Adventures of the Lycanthrope Robinson Crusoe, and also my novella The Junkie Quatrain. Grab them all by
Monday morning when the publisher gets back in the office and resets all the
prices.
I agree, the abs turned out well. The guns look a little plain (lacking in detail) to me, and I'm not so keen on the big swords, but you've certainly succeeded in 40k-ifying them; no doubt what they are.
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