u/Glad-Ad4304

So like many of you I've put together a regular Terminator Squad for the new codex, Logan will be leading them to take advantage of the new rules etc. I tried to build them out so I could potentially play them as Wolfguard too, though that would involve using the chain fists counts as power weapons.

Anyway, I enjoyed the chance to paint lots of cool power fist designs as well as the usual space wolf stuff and I like a little variety in my list too. With these guys done, I've almost got my 2k list complete, just in time for some games in a week or so. Will upload shots of the completed army on the board alongside my new scenery too.

As always, comments and feedback is very much appreciated!

Here's my take on Ragnar Blackmane!

Painted in the style he was introduced in with blonde hair, his name sake being taken from the giant black wolf he defeated unarmed on his initiation test.

Hope you guys like it, let me know what you think!

Here's another from my Templar crusade, interested to hear what you all think of the extra conversion work

A few of my other Black Templar characters to share 😊 c&c very welcome!

C&C welcome 😊👍

This guy's a true believer

Here's my take on High Marshall Helbrecht. Such a cool model. C&C very welcome 😊👍

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I wanted to give the new Scout models a more feral, Space Wolves look.

I sculpted the fur pelts and the mohawk using Green Stuff, and also swapped in arms from the Chaos Marauders kit to try and make them look a bit more savage. The Mohawk was inspired by old 90s Mark Gibbons Space Wolf art.

Really fun to "wolf up" this kit. Feedback and critique are very welcome—especially on the skin shading and fur texturing!

Im calling Logan Grimnar finished.. more or less anyway.

I went with a mix of Contrast paints for fast, rich base coats on the wolves and pelts, with layers is highlights to try and make the fur really pop.

I used black and brown oils to handle the shading, grimier transitions, and deep weathering on the armour. Gives a nice warm tone to cover the cool blue grey armour.

The axe blade was a real challenge, I wanted to give it that fiery, molten glow. Not sure I quite pulled it off but it'll do for now.

For the base, I tied the rocky outcrop, tufts, and dry earth directly into my recent scenery project