[Mossy Toes]

I wonder what a graph of your juggernaut possession over time would look like. I suspect it would be pretty damn linear.

 

[Kreuger]

I wonder what a graph of your juggernaut possession over time would look like. I suspect it would be pretty damn linear.

I can just see the brass stampede info graphic coming together. =)

 

[venomlust]

Don't tempt me, Frodo!

 

[Kreuger]

I would love to see those trend lines . . . With the increase in juggers the is a direct correlation to the amount of skulls reaped.

 

[venomlust]

Finally painting my juggerspawn. I view them sorta like a pack of wolves; different colors and such, not a uniform scheme. I think I'll probably settle on 5 or 6 different schemes to use among all the juggers in my entire army, as this way there will be some cohesion at least and perhaps they could be considered "breeds" based on color.

Here is my work on the first:

Still a bit of work to go, but I'm liking it so far.

 

[Mossy Toes]

Also sending out packs of one breed or another makes it easy to delineate which Jugger belongs to which units in close combat, I suppose.

 

[Kreuger]

That's looking excellent. I think the silver is a bit too bright still, but I know this is WIP.

Perhaps small touches of another accent color would also help. Maybe a little Verdigris?

 

[venomlust]

Also sending out packs of one breed or another makes it easy to delineate which Jugger belongs to which units in close combat, I suppose.

Definitely a part of it. With all of the fuckers on the table it will make things easy.

That's looking excellent. I think the silver is a bit too bright still, but I know this is WIP.

Perhaps small touches of another accent color would also help. Maybe a little Verdigris?

I plan to wash the Boltgun Metal with some Nuln Oil, and verdigris is gonna happen! I just don't wanna overdo it as I'm prone to doing.

 

[Kreuger]

Awesome. I'm looking forward to Juggernauts of Pamplona.

 

[venomlust]

:laugh: That's how you become an aspiring champion in the Brass Stampede.

 

[Kreuger]

If you ever make it to armies on parade or whatever, that should be your army diorama display board.

 

[Mossy Toes]

Take that screaming peasant from the WHF Giant set...

I think you have enough Juggers to really let yourself run wild. Bone-colored Juggers, Copper Juggers rusting heavily green...

 

[venomlust]

If you ever make it to armies on parade or whatever, that should be your army diorama display board.

That sounds really awesome, actually.

Take that screaming peasant from the WHF Giant set...

I think you have enough Juggers to really let yourself run wild. Bone-colored Juggers, Copper Juggers rusting heavily green...

I think in your honor I will actually paint a couple bone colored. I love the running peasant, but I'd prefer a Tau or Eldar :grin:.

Here are some updated shots:

I painted over the raised areas with another layer of Balthasar Gold, washed the Boltgun Metal and some of the brass recesses/damage with Nuln Oil, washed the head plate with Agrax Earthshade and then re-painted it with Mephiston Red other than the recesses, and painted a couple layers of Bloodletter Glaze into the runes:

I'm gonna paint some more orange into the runes, clean up the brass surrounding them, paint the eyes, highlight everything, and then I think that should do it!

*edit* Oh yes, the verdigris! That too.

 

[Nordicus]

That looks really good! Great contrast and clear painting - Good job man :good:

I would probably give it a drybrush of Runelord Brass to give that metal a extra pop, but it's purely a subjective matter. The metals are quite good on the current model.

I'm always a bit 50/50 in terms of verdigris. I've always seen it as a good supplement to aged tanks and Nurgle units - Not Khorne units. A Juggernaut is freshly forged in the Warp, emerging to do battle and then going back into the warp. A what time would it have time to actually develop verdigris? It seems.. like a unnecessary step unless your going for a weathered version of the model.

 

[venomlust]

That looks really good! Great contrast and clear painting - Good job man :good:

I would probably give it a drybrush of Runelord Brass to give that metal a extra pop, but it's purely a subjective matter. The metals are quite good on the current model.

I'm always a bit 50/50 in terms of verdigris. I've always seen it as a good supplement to aged tanks and Nurgle units - Not Khorne units. A Juggernaut is freshly forged in the Warp, emerging to do battle and then going back into the warp. A what time would it have time to actually develop verdigris? It seems.. like a unnecessary step unless your going for a weathered version of the model.

Thanks dude! And you make a good point about the verdigris. I dunno about the logistics of oxidation taking place, I just like the contrasting bit of color :crazy:.

 

[Kreuger]

I certainly see the fluff logic. When I suggested it, it was entirely about the contrast.

 

[venomlust]

If you guys have any suggestions for naming the "breeds" of juggernaut, I'd love to hear some. @Mossy Toes maybe you'd like to name the bone colored breed? :biggrin:

 

[Nordicus]

Well a few could be:

- Brasshorn Juggernaut
- Spinecrushers
- Forgemaster Warbull
- Khornate Brass-steed

I never was good at naming stuff, but if I get any more ideas I will be sure to write them down

 

[Mossy Toes]

I think in your honor I will actually paint a couple bone colored. I love the running peasant, but I'd prefer a Tau or Eldar .

Aww, shucks. Erm, Marrowgorgers?

 

[venomlust]

Sweet.