The lucky, armless, Catachan that became the basis for the Commander
Early on, it was decided that he would be standing on top of a defeated foe, the legs were modified accordingly and then I began sculpting with greenstuff. When working, I would sculpted a section, wait for it to dry and then begin the next.
Here, I re-attached his arms before sculpting the fabric over them. When sculpting the fabric, along with a sculpting tool, I used a dull pencil.
To create the cape, used a piece of plasticard in the back and a piece of wire for the section that comes around to the front.
The head was pinned on so he would have a neck.
Sculpting the cape along with the fabric were the most difficult parts.
The Eldar victim, I modified the legs so it looked like he was laying down.
The two figures together.
Here he is with the shoulder pads, once again I used plasticard to create the shape of the shoulder pads and to support the greenstuff.
Next was painting.
The paint scheme of the Eldar, I based it off of the Biel-Tan Craftworld.
I was trying to do something different and include a camouflage on the cape using the army's paint scheme which was Scab red, Chaos black and Codex grey.
A lot of different washes were used on pretty much everything.
The finished model.
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