Despite being described as "large, black creatures", whose "skins were so thick that they were immune to the stings of the Varga plant on the planet Skaro", I've always myself envisaged the slow moving, tentacled horrors as being green in colour, so inevitably primed my model with two layers of "Vallejo" Heavy Green before drenching the figure in "Citadel" Nuln Oil. I then dry-brushed it with (more) Heavy Green and 'picked out' its eyes using a combination of "Vallejo" Heavy Ochre and Strong Tone Quickshade by "The Army Painter".
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What what, Daleks in Bedfordshire? Must be a French plot. They're diabolical like that. Quick, send in UNIT to sort it out!
The choice of green under black is ace. In the photos, you get the same sort of shimmer seen in another all black sci-fi villain, Armus on Vagra II.
You're clearly enjoying the Doctor Who menagerie! Five points for an excellent monster, sah!
~HerrRobert
~HerrRobert
Nice work on another gribbly!
ReplyDeleteAs Simon says: great to see more nasty beasties from your hand!
ReplyDeleteAnd still the monsters come .. nice
ReplyDeletenasty looking
ReplyDeleteNice monster Simon :)
ReplyDeleteUnpleasant looking monster, excellent!
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Loving these old school scoff posters Blax!
ReplyDeleteSci fi not scoff.
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