Monday 29 April 2019

'nids part 265 - Biotitan Tyranid Hierophant pt.18 - TO DONE!

Back in August I completed my Tyranid Hierophant but only shared my phone pics. I also took some pics with my digital camera but they required a fair bit of tidying up, specifically the ones on the white background. I'm not entirely sure if they're any better but I needed to upload them to the blog and finally got round to it.


Not entirely sure what to say about these pics to be honest, it all seems a long time ago but like I say, they needed adding to the blog/gallery page so I'll just leave you to scroll through the pics.













And the 'white' background shots which were a pain to take and clearly the lighting was insufficient and the choice of a glossy sheet of paper did not do me any favours...













So there we have it, and all the links to the project [though some might be incorrect?].

Part 1. | Part 2. | Part 3. | Part 4. | Part 5. | Part 6. | Part 7. | Part 8. | Part 9. | Part 10. | Part 11. | Part 12. | Part 13. | Part 14. | Part 15. | Part 16. | Part 17. | Part 18. |
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7 comments:

  1. Mike (Didcot Wargames Club)29 April 2019 at 12:50

    Stunning work as always Dave!

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  2. Triple D29 April 2019 at 15:48

    Excellent stuff! Not my favourite model I. The Nid range but you’ve made it look good all the same!

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  3. Pandoras Bitz Box29 April 2019 at 18:04

    I'm still working on mine for golden demon in 2 weeks! This looks immense! Love the high contact and vivid colours. The Carapace looks like it's under a black light! Really awesome.

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  4. Siph_Horridus29 April 2019 at 19:42

    Brilliant stuff, I enjoyed the ride.

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  5. DOC30 April 2019 at 11:50

    Amazing stuff Dave

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  6. Bluewarp Studios1 May 2019 at 22:06

    looks great mate, I can't wait for it to smash my knights :)

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  7. Monkeychuka2 May 2019 at 02:24

    Release the Kraken! Most excellent! I heard all sorts of people complaining that it doesn't support it's own weight and you need an entire scaffold of wires and basing, but yours seems just fine!

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