Well he did jump to the front of the painting queue. He was quite fun to paint. I've done him in the traditional World Eaters dark red and brass. I've even used some blood effects on Gorechild, although my camera hasn't really captured the shine of it. The glue on the base hasn't fully dried yet, so that's was the white bits are.
Showing posts with label Kharn the Betrayer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kharn the Betrayer. Show all posts
Sunday, 18 September 2016
Monday, 12 September 2016
Kharn the Betrayer Unboxing
BLOOD FOR THE BLOOD GOD!
I've been getting the 40K bug again, and this fellow has just been released with a spiffing new plastic kit, so it stands to reason that I would pick one up.
Let's look in the box.
The instruction sheet, which also has his rules on it.
You get a nice tray to hold the sprue steady in the box. Well played GW.
The sprue front and back. You also get a 40mm base. I'm not taking a picture of the base because they're boring.
Well the new Kharn is a lot bigger than the old one. I'd show you but I don't have my old metal one to hand. He's huge. Look.
There he is next to a terminator. If he was standing up straight he'd tower over the terminator.
Kharn is a really nice kit to put together. He took me about 10 minutes from start to finish, with no problems what so ever.
I think he'll be jumping to the front of the painting queue.
I've been getting the 40K bug again, and this fellow has just been released with a spiffing new plastic kit, so it stands to reason that I would pick one up.
Let's look in the box.
The instruction sheet, which also has his rules on it.
You get a nice tray to hold the sprue steady in the box. Well played GW.
The sprue front and back. You also get a 40mm base. I'm not taking a picture of the base because they're boring.
Well the new Kharn is a lot bigger than the old one. I'd show you but I don't have my old metal one to hand. He's huge. Look.
There he is next to a terminator. If he was standing up straight he'd tower over the terminator.
Kharn is a really nice kit to put together. He took me about 10 minutes from start to finish, with no problems what so ever.
I think he'll be jumping to the front of the painting queue.
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