After a long wait Games Workshop released a new Lord of Change last week and it is massive. As I'm planning to start work on a new plastic Pantheon of Chaos to complement my old metal one I picked the kit up and got a bit carried away painting it.
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| This lord of Change heard me chanting for the past 28 years and finally dropped in.... |
Now I have spent a bit too much of my spare time on this with the result that I can't look at the model any more right now, so the last details (jewels for instance) will have to wait for a bit.
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| When in doubt, add some color to the feathers of your Greater Daemon |
I tried to paint along with Duncan for this one, but not being Duncan got in the way of succes. My wings were to blue and bland so I added some extra color to them.
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| I don't know where this resin bit came from, but it looks apt for the base. |
I made the base using cork and an old resin magic circle I found in the bits box (I think I picked it up in a second hand lot).
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| The trick to a nice base: cork, sand, glue and bits. |
Last but not least I had to compare the new lord of change to the old metal one in my pantheon. Watch the change in scale.
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| The old Greater Daemon of Tzeentch and the new, slight change in size detected. |
I'm planning to add a plastic Greater Daemon of Khorne (or perhaps Skullbrand) to my collection later this year. Here's to hoping GW will release a plastic Keeper of Secrets and Great Unclean One so in time I can set up a second version of this picture.
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| My classic pantheon of Greater Daemons of Chaos from the eighties. I hope to build a new pantheon in the coming years. |
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