Some of you may remember a project I’ve been working on called The Judicators, no nothing to do with the Judicator models in AOS.
If you are not familiar with the project see here…
https://imperialrebelork.wordpress.com/2016/03/02/sneak-preview-the-judicators/
Or type Judicators into the search section to see all relevant posts.
This project really took on a life of it’s own and still continues to.
It’s one I am thoroughly enjoying because it is allowing my imagination to go wild.
It’s also a very slow moving project simply because I don’t want to rush it and I want it to be just right.
This morning I completed the Jury.
Twelve horrid individuals who decide the grim fate of the guilty and the innocent.
Let’s meet them…
1. Juror Cymion. I love his stance. He looks stealthy and vicious.
2. Juror Death-hand
3. Juror Farius
4. Juror Erebus
5. Juror Revile. My first go at fire. I definitely need practice haha.
6. Juror Marklon
7. Juror Kade. My least favourite of the bunch. I think the hair is too yellow.
8. Juror Gormard. I love his stance. It’s so awkward but creepy. Kind of Puppet-like.
9. Juror Furon
10. Juror Rexmire. A simple conversion. I love his weapon.
11. Juror Sinsayer
12. Juror VexKin. Some of you may have seen VexKin before. He was one of the first Jurors I painted and he is most definitely the best of the bunch in my opinion. As, I hope, you can see, he has been skinned. Something he does himself. Yikes! Haha.
Great stuff – a real dirty dozen đŸ˜® Wouldn’t want them deciding my fate!
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Haha, me neither. They’re renowned for not going easy on people.
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Only the guilty get judged so I’m pretty sure that you have nothing to fear unless you’re really guilty, quite guilty, only a little bit guilty or not at all guilty. The pro tip is don’t be any kind of guilty.
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Haha true but unfortunately in my little fantasy world where these guys exist even the innocent go down. They’re all about the sentence rather than the crime haha.
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Fair enough. Can’t crack an egg without cracking it.
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Quick tip with your fire, it should go from light to dark, so the white/yellow goes in the centre, and you work outward to red at the tips (easy mistake we’ve all done.)
Cheers Roger.
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Thanks Rog. I’ll experiment more next time.
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You’re all set for Necromunda. Flames take a while to get right. Practice makes perfect!
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Great work on these guys. Very creepy. Obviously they need to be purged by fire.
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Thanks man. They were some of my favourites to convert and paint.
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