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Geigor Fell-Hand

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This was a fun little project that I painted as a gift for a friend.

Sculpted by Darren Latham for the Burning of Prospero box, Geigor Fell-Hand is my first ever Space Wolf (only taken me 24 years to get round to it!). Loads of cool details on this: wolf pelts, armour trim, plenty of weapons, gems… I particularly enjoyed painting the face for some reason – I don’t recall ever painting a mini with sculpted eyebrows before, but it was great!

I aimed for a fairly ‘Eavy Metal style with true metallics and lots of edge highlighting. I believe that technically heresy era Space Wolves are supposed to have a neutral grey armour but I wanted to paint it closer to the 40k scheme, so I ended up with a kind of halfway house with a bluish grey. I took inspiration from an old ‘Eavy Metal masterclass by Neil Green and went with red hair and yellow trim rather than the blond and red from the box art.

I added some damage to armour in the places where it was most likely to occur: more on the front than the back and plenty around the lightning claw and the bottom of the boots. Not many opportunities for freehand on this mini, but I was at least able to paint his name onto the claw!

5 thoughts on “Geigor Fell-Hand

  1. Very nice, I’m painting a Space Wolf army myself do you mind sharing the paints you used on the armor? I’m trying to get that nice pale blue effect.

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    1. Basecoat was an amazingly complicated mixture of 1:1:1:2 shadow grey (citadel), kommando khaki (citadel), ghost white (reaper) and rainy grey (reaper)! I highlighted with ghost white and white and shaded with 1:1 shadow grey (citadel) and scorched brown (citadel) and black.

      Hope you have an extensive paint collection. 🙂

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