"This world is ours. We have ruled it since the wheel and the fire. We have no need of weapons." |
These "finely-sculpted" and 40mm tall "pewter" models of three Silents are produced by “Warlord Games” and are designed for use with the company's Doctor Who Miniatures Game "Into The time Vortex." Genetically engineered to be the confessional priests of the Church of the Silence, these mouthless creatures first appeared in the 2011 BBC television story “The Impossible Astronaut”, and were "capable of obliterating enemies by absorbing electrical energy from the air and discharging it from their hands at a vastly more potent level."
The Silence WIPS - "Citadel" Chaos Black undercoat with a dry-brush of "Vallejo" Heavy Charcoal |
Initially primed with two layers of "Citadel" Chaos Black, these miniatures were all heavily dry-brushed with "Vallejo" Heavy Charcoal and then washed with "Citadel" Nuln Oil. Their discoloured shirts were subsequently 'picked out' with a combination of "Vallejo" Iraqi Sand and "The Army Painter" Strong Tone Quickshade. Whilst their ties were simply re-painted with more "Citadel" Chaos Black. Finally these members of the "religious order created by Tasha Lem" had their skin painted with "Vallejo" Heavy Warmgrey and washed with "Citadel" Reikland Fleshshade. These areas were then highlighted with some additional "Vallejo" Heavy Warmgrey, before receiving a final wash of "Citadel" Reikland Fleshshade in order to 'blend' the pigments together and create some shadowing.
Nice work Simon :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Tamsin :-)
DeleteFreaky dudes. Nice work. cheers
ReplyDeleteCheers The Kiwi. They're nice models to paint.
DeleteMore trouble for the Dr. Well done as always!
ReplyDeleteThanks Jonathan. Hopefully "Warlord Games" will get a shift on and release some more monsters soon!!
DeleteSuitably creepy and freaky dudes, dude. Well done.
ReplyDeleteCheers Peter. Creepy is a very good word for them.
DeleteNice work Simon!
ReplyDeleteThanks Samuli :-)
DeleteThe Silence is shouting at me so loudly. WEll painted mate.
ReplyDeleteCheers Clint. Much appreciated.
Deletelooking good sir
ReplyDeleteIan
Thanks Ian :-)
Delete"I said, speak up!"
ReplyDeleteAction clearly speaks louder than words; well done, Blax!
Cheers Evan :-)
DeleteI like it! Fun entry. llll
ReplyDeleteThanks Rod :-)
DeleteLooking good!
ReplyDeleteTa Moiterei.
DeleteCreepy!
ReplyDeleteCheers Barks.
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