Human hero with a big sword and a bigger attitude
Everyone needs a trusty Dwarf Demon Slayer at their side when things get tough. The hair started off as Polly S Centaur Brown (light brown with a touch of red) and was gradually blended up to orange to set the dominant color for the figure. The axe was painted with Citadel metallic gold and green for contrast against each other and the hair. The gold/green theme was carried through to the remaining metal ornaments. Skin was pretty standard flesh, washed with a little bit of chestnut ink. Static grass was used to finish off the base.
Necromancer, leader of my undead hordes.
Death from above! A doomed champion of chaos armed with a deadly frostblade seeks his enemies mounted on his trusty griffon
Bubba, Ogryn sergeant just looking for a fight
Catapult. Painted in a winter scheme battle damage. LRM racks have been sealed with putty to simulate closed covers. The two impact craters on the upper carapace were made with a swiss army knife then painted black and grey to look like scorch marks. The center of the pit was painted red, yellow, and orange to make it look like the metal was still molten or on fire. The portion of the LRM racks right behind the lids was painted a blended grey and black to simulate exhaust marks.
Warp Spider Exarch. The armor was basecoated a fire engine red and then washed with Liquitex Paynes Grey. Red was mixed with orange and then blended up into yellow for the highlights. The white helmet was washed with light blue to keep it brighter.
Deathmaster Sniktch - Clan Skryre master assassin.
The Deathmaster is another example where just about everything except for the pink hands and feet were painted in a basecoat and then the entire figure was washed in Paynes Grey. The hands and feet were done by painting the entire extremity magenta and then drybrushing with a light pink. Toe nails, finger nails, and teeth were picked out in a light brown and then highlighted with bar of white.
Ikit Claw - Clan Skryre War Leader
Custom banner made with PowerPoint
Doomwheel. No conversion here but I did add a few accessories like adding the chain onto the engineer's pistol and the assorted wreckage around the wheels to make it look the wheel had just crashed through an enemy unit. The globes on the warp lightning generator were painted dark blue, highlighted, and then painted again with Gunze Sangyo blue to give it a wet transparent look.
Dire Avenger Exarch. Lots of blue and yellow blending here.
Imperial Assassins. These were super simple. For example, the assassin on the right was base coasted dark grey, silver, red, and brown. Then, the entire figure was washed with Liquitex Paynes Grey - Done!!! The assassin on the left took a little more time to blend the blue parts up but was still pretty easy.
Eldar Avatar. Believe it or not, this started out undercoated black. I built up the red on top of it and gradually blended into yellow and white.
Treeman. To get the rich earth red-brown, I use a lot of chestnut ink. Exposed heartwook, like the patch in the middle of the lower torso was painted as bone.
Wyvern. This wyvern also started out undercoated black. The green was heavily drybrushed on, which only left the very deepest folds black, and was then blended up into yellow.
Space Marine with Multi-melta. Pretty simple figure. I added a wisp of smoke for his multi-melta and gave him some battle damage on his lower leg.
Maugan-Ra, Eldar Phoenix Lord Exarch,
Dead/dying knight laying on the ground - from the Wargames Foundry line.
Karandras, Eldar Striking Scorpion Phoenix LordrP>
Concept color scheme for a unit of Eldar jet bikes. Wave pattern is taken from old Japanese screen paintings of tsunamis. The icon/rune is a derivation of my last name in Chinese.
Stegadon without skinks.
15mm Russians, based for Napoleon's battles.