And on the [off]white background. Yeah, not sure why it's a little creamy...
Not a huge amount of gloss varnish - the eye, mandibles and teeth, red fleshy bits and Tamiya Clear Red X-27 for the blood on the weeping sores.
Really do like the subtle effect of that decal on the track armour.
Gloss varnish on all the red fleshy bits.
I tried to match a pale scorpion sting for the 'tail'.
It worked out OK, although two or three times I accidentally brushed against it while wash and contrast paint was on it so it's a bit blobby.
I may need to look at getting some Death Guard/Nurgle decals...
Because of the size of the base I used a different gloss black fabric paint for the tar. It's less structural, so there are areas that are almost just the normal plastic base, just glossy.
But I think that's OK, it doesn't have to be perfectly smooth.
But where I wanted 'Venom-like' tar strands I used the 3D texture fabric paints to stretch drips and globs. This track is meant to be off the ground as it's cornering on 2 of its 3 tracks.
And the tar strands on the other track. It was also slightly disheartening to paint the track treads black and then gloss them when I had already done them with metallics and weathering. But they would be covered with tar. I just need to not worry about that step next time.
And here we have it on a black background, because it's Grimdark!
A bit of adjustments to get it coming out of the dark, hope you enjoy the pics.
And because I loved it so much, I got another. Although I want to hack at the front a bit to make it look different, which inevitably means whatever momentum I had from finishing the first one will be gone as I convert the second.
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