Venerable Black Templar Dreadnought WIP by lparisek
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
It has been a very long time since I have had time to visit this forum, let alone play with modeling. My brother is hooked on Warhammer 40K. I found one of his figures intriguing, which led to this model.
Part of the legs and most of the left arm were edited from a model originally created by Mechmaster over at SFM. The rest is original (with a fair bit of artistic license).
I slapped some basic textures on it just to get a render out and I think I want to rework the mask as it reminds me of a Lucha libre wrestler. Anyway, constructive criticism is welcome.
Comments (7)
Wow Awesome! a lot of great details and the twin linked stormcanon is heavy! 5+
Cooooooooooooo stuff!
Very nice! You will find there is small but passionate 40K underground here that appreciates most 40K offerings. Once you get that bad boy finalized, you should consider sharing it out to the community...lol
looks cool!
Very nice at thsi stage, too bad that weaponcombo is not possible in the real game.
Please don't get me wrong, I have never played the game and don't really know the rules but I thought (based on very limited reading during my ref research hunt) that any combination was possible. The load out was base on a point system. Or is that dependent on your game master (or whatever they are called in Warhammer)? Or were you referring to the twin assault cannons? I could never find images of a twin assault cannon but I found twin versions of just about everything else. So I thought hey, lets try something different. :-) (Artistic license)
Cool modelling.