‘EAVY METAL SHOWCASE

OGOR MANEATER CHAMPION

“One of my all-time favourites has to be the Ogor Maneater Champion, painted by Joe Tomaszewski. I really like how the colours are balanced and the way the materials across the model are rendered differently.” Max Faleij

“The execution of technical painting is perfect, employing numerous techniques to help portray a strong narrative. It also has an incredibly well-designed colourway, finding contrast and balance on an incredibly detailed miniature.“Aidan Daly

CHIMERA

“My favourite paint job would have to be the chimera. I remember I was at my first ever games day just before I started working for the company. I was so amazed by the technique that I said to myself I want to be able to paint like that – it’s incredible!“Natalie Slinn

FREEBOOTER ORK BOSS KAPTIN BADRUKK

“My favourite ‘Eavy Metal miniature is the Freebooter Ork Boss Kaptin Badrukk painted by Darren Latham. This miniature is full of vibrant colours and contrasting textures along with intricate patterns expertly painted in freehand. One of the coolest features is a treasure map painted onto Badrukk’s loincloth that adds an extra layer of narrative to the miniature.”

Neil Green

GORBAD IRONCLAW

“Painted by Neil Langdown, it featured in an ‘Eavy Metal Masterclass article in White Dwarf and it’s for this reason that it’s my favourite. The article featured a detailed stage-by-stage paint guide covering everything from smooth basecoats to detailed freehand. At the time I was just getting serious about miniature painting and this article taught me a lot of the techniques that I still use today and inspired me to push my skills to new levels.”

Chris Innes