Hi all.
More progress on Bone Garland this week for me. This step was one of the scariest for me but luckily it turned out to be an utter dream.
So. When the Warlord first made an appearance, we were shown some gun shield transfers for the volcano cannons. Unfortunately these didn't make it on to the Titan transfer sheets, so the gaming community would either have to put other versions of what they think should be on the gun shield on or make their own.
A good friend of mine offered to make some for me and I jumped at the offer.
Here they are. Now I used transparent laser jet water slide decal paper for this. Which means if you don't have access to a printer which prints in white you technically have to print white as transparent and have the surface you are applying the transfer to as white (no big issue at all).
So the paper goes in, you press print and it is done and ready to roll.
Transfer on. Wiggle to fit (note that what appears to be white on the decal is actually a clear window to the White).
He is fully assembled so he earnt himself a trip to Warhammer World. Just a few more markings, some more weathering and some banners and he is done :)
Drake Seta
Simply Beautiful.. and very awe inspiring!
ReplyDeleteGORGEOUS!!!
ReplyDeleteDrake, your reverence for Bone Garland is evident in every one of these posts. Obviously not everyone can afford to own a Warlord but it is so nice to see someone who can that really appreciates the model.
ReplyDeleteCheers Chris. That is a great comment.
DeleteMate those transfers look amazing, great job. I can understand why you'd be a little nervous about them but they turned out awesome!
ReplyDeleteWow! Nice work. Looks fantastic. You managed to get the cut-out shapes exactly right too. How did you do that so precisely?
ReplyDeleteHi. The extents of the transfer segments is measured and marked on the transfer exactly.
DeleteWoah... I am soooooo impressed. Bone Garland looks ridiculously amazing. Those transfers are excellent too. And thanks heaps for the dirty oil guide too.
ReplyDeleteStunning. The love you have put into your warlord is awe inspiring. Can't wait to see more of ur work :-)
Wow...i did not expect that. Any reason why you didn't do the brass first?
ReplyDeleteHi Greg. Well the transfer could lip up to the raised brass edge so wanted the option to paint up to or over.
DeleteDrake,
DeleteAaaaaaah. Makes sense. I just saw the transfers go down, and then you painted. The whole time I imagined my self sneezing and putting a huge bronze streak across the transfer...
Lol. Yup. Always a risk!
DeleteGreat stuff. Any thought on puting up the outline for the sections on the titan owners club resources page? Guess it could help alot of people. Getting my pledge bottles soon, thanks for the great tips and blog posts!
ReplyDeleteI'm considering it. Am creating some Warhound ones myself too.
DeleteAny chance for a copy of the file? Just finished my warlord titan for the legio astorum and definitely considering doing mortis for my 2nd warlord. Cheers
ReplyDeleteHi. I won't give you the file, but if you join Titan Owners Club and email me we can discuss sorting you a bespoke set based on your Titan's heraldry (his left knee pad pattern). Bone Garland is diagonal black and red chequers.
DeleteDrake,
ReplyDeleteI've followed you on here and Titan owners. I'm getting my Legio Tempestus Warlord started and would like to talk about your decal method. You should be able to find my Reaver build on TOC #1833
Hi Big Jon. Email me and I will look to help.
DeleteHey Drake, sorry for the delay, quick family vacation. I'm having a hard time finding your email on the site.
DeleteHoly moly man!
ReplyDeleteOh man, that's so AWESOME in the truest sense of the word....
ReplyDeleteThat's very inspiring. I'm following your updates. There's not a whole lot of legio mortis color scheme references out there, so this is very helpful.
ReplyDeleteNo probs. Just look for my full guide on Titan Owners Club. Titan no 58.
DeleteTitan looks great... But the last pic... The table.. Is that a different new plastic sector imperialis board type or a resin one?
ReplyDeleteHi. Nope it's a Warhammer World Cut and shunt. Shrine world Borealis I think it is called.
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