Hi folks,
With week 3 behind us, we are now in the final stretch to the finish. For some people, that means a lot of painting over the next couple days! For others, it may be just enough time to add a bonus Dread to their pledge. Let's take a look at what everyone has been able to achieve so far. If you see something that grabs your attention, please consider checking out the blog link/account and making a connection with the hobbyist.
Name: Dave
Project: Tyranid Tyrannofex (plus weapon options)
Blog: 40kaddict.uk
Dave has been cracking on with the highlights on his Tyrranofex, which is an enormous task. He has also started work on the weapons options as well.
Name: Dave
Project: Death Guard Leviathan (Redemptor conversion)
Blog: dadhammer40k.blogspot.com and@borsil1981 on Instagram
Dave finished his projects early this year, including a deliciously gribbly Death Guard Leviathan and some Blight-Haulers.
Name: DaveM
Project: 1st Legion (Dark Angels) Leviathan Dreadnought
Blog: http://262krieg.blogspot.com/
As promised, DaveM has been working on the finer details of his Dark Angels Leviathan, including some great work on the checkers that are so characteristic of Pre-Heresy 1st Legion figures. This is going to look amazing when it is finished.
NAME: Neverness
PROJECT: Black Legion Hellbrute.
BLOG: https://nevernesshobby.blogspot.com
Neverness has been wrestling with the new Blogger interface and piecing together this boss looking Hellbrute. It looks to me like it is close to being finished; fantastic!
Name: Siph
Project: Space Marine
Leviathan Blog: https://weemen.blogspot.com/
Siph has finished his Relictors Leviathan Dreadnought, and it is a cracker. I would hate to be on the receiving end of those twin Grav-Flux Bombards!
Name: Doc
Projects: Leviathan Dread and Reaver Titan for Titanicus
Blog: www.code40k.blogspot.com
Doc has already finished his projects for this year, so here are another photo of his amazing work. Enjoy!
Name: jabberjabber
Project: Contemptor Mortis for Shattered Legions (Salamanders)
Blog: http://warpstoneflux.blogspot.com
Jabberjabber has finished a Salamanders Contemptor Mortis and it is hot.
Name: Joe
Project: Trio of Talos (tres bien!)
Blog: joesavestheday.com
If you have read the other weekly progress reviews, you will already know what I think about these Talos. The photos speak for themselves; check out the blog for more.
Name: David
Project: 2nd Edition Imperial Fists Dreadnought
Instagram: @3dfoundry
If you were playing 40K back in the 90's this project will be sure to hit you square in the feels. The bright colours, wonderfully saturated yellows, subtle shading, chunky assault cannon, the gorgeous banner and that goblin green square base... I think I may cry.
Project: Custodes Achillus Dreadnought
Blog: http://agis40k.blogspot.com/
Agis posted a terrific Achillus Dreadnought last week, which I will feature again in the final round-up. To back up this effort, Agis has finished an Armiger Hellverin with some really cool free-hand patterns. This model is one of six in the collection, which I will also try to share with everyone when they get based.
Name: Celso Mendez (Celsork)
Project: skorpekh Lord
Instagram: @celsork
Celso has been very busy getting back into the hobby and has already knocked his project out of the ball park. Makes me want to paint some Necrons...
Name: Greggles
Project: Triarch Stalker (Probably a Doom stalker too, we'll see!)
Twitter: @3dgreg
Instagram: waaaghgreggles
Blog: feedyournerd.com
Greggles has added a new spyder to his Necron force.
Name: Cylde
Project: Eldar Wraithlords
Blog: https://mastodontica.blogspot.com/ and @cyldear on Instagram
Cylde is working on a pair of cosmic themed Eldar Wraithlords.
Name: M4cr0Dutch
Project: Imperial Knight Preceptor "Achilles" Aeternum
Blog: http://oldschoolg4m1ng.blogspot.com/ and @m4cr0dutch everywhere else
This week I have been working hard on my Imperial Knight Preceptor. I have been focusing on the external armour panels and fiddly bits, including some free-had on the shoulder armour. All of my Knights have some kind of creature displayed on their shoulder; for this knight I have painted a stylised lion. The inspiration came from this quote from Homer's The Illiad:
Achilles glared at him and answered, "Fool, prate not to me about covenants. There can be no covenants between men and lions..."
Thanks to everyone who has finished their projects already (congratulations!), or those who have been posting progress during the week. As we make our final run towards the end of the month, I will be working hard to include as many people as possible. If I have accidentally missed you, or there is something in particular you would like to bring to my attention, please leave a comment or catch up with me on social media. Good luck everyone!!
Brilliant progress Dreadtober-teers!
ReplyDeleteI'm not in :_(
ReplyDeleteFirst post:
https://mastodontica.blogspot.com/2020/10/dreadtober-2020-primera-parte.html
Second pictures on instagram, soon on blogger
https://www.instagram.com/p/CGqIZDQHgpz/?hl=es
I have added you to the post! Welcome to DreadTober :-)
DeleteThanks.
DeleteAny chance to appear on the dreadtober blogroll?
Yes, I will be adding a few blogs when I get a chance. I'm not on there yet, either ;-)
DeleteAwesome stuff out there! So much to admire...
ReplyDeleteThanks for featuring me amongst so many awesome entries Marc! The second edition dread and the tyrannofex are my particular favourites.
ReplyDeleteNo worries mate :-) I just saw some new photos of the Fex and my eyes nearly popped out of my head. Also, with a blog called "Old School Gaming" you can imagine how I feel about that 2nd Ed. Dreadnought!
DeleteLovely the progress and great seeing people done or nearly done already. I still have a chunk of progress to take pictures of and post.
ReplyDeleteGreat progress everyone. So many cool projects as always. We're almost there!
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