I've been hard at work this week with three true monsters on my painting table. Two are "Battle Ready" new releases here at the Lab, affordably painted miniatures ready for the table top.
First up is a Tau Riptide, painted in classic Tau burnt orange. I equipped this one with an Ion Accelerator, twin-linked smart missles, an array of sensor upgrades, and a shield generator. For $160 you can make this piece of Tau tech yours by purchasing it in the official Monster Lab webstore!
My next project was a chaos Heldrake. These guys have a nasty reputation on the table top and I wanted to paint one that was deserving of dread. I couldn't help but do a basing technique that I do again and again.
Equipped with a Baleflamer, this Heldrake will be tearing them up and burning them down, but at $110 not your wallet! Ba-da bing!
I really really really wanted to do a bad-ass demon prince. When I started playing 40k ten years ago, these guys were the epitome of all things death dealing and choasy. A few tweaks to the legs and almost 9 hours of sculpting later I had a "swooping" winged demon prince! You might remember another model that got hand sculpted wings a while back.. You can own a piece of the awesomeness for the low low price of $130 (ok, not so low, but really awesome).
Some old favorites are being featured this week as Battle Ready offerings, like this Wraithlord (super cheap at $95).
These Shining Spears, which have a custom color scheme that I think GW should adopt as their official codex paint... ($120)
And this Night Spinner that I diligently converted two guardians to be actual "guardian pilots," making this an original and contemporary piece of Eldar tech ($120).
Check out these models and and a full line of bases over at the webstore, which you can visit by clicking here, or by clicking the "shop" tab at the top of the page!
That's all for this week, I'll see you next time!
Posted! And I like that Riptide!
ReplyDeleteThese all look great. Especially like the riptide!
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