Hi Everyone, Welcome to my Ragnar Blackmane Paint Along Series Part 5 – Painting Ragnar’s Fur Pelt. This can be used to paint any fur on your Spacewolves or any furry miniature like your Wulfen, Fenrisian Wolves, Thunderwolves, Warg, Gore-Gruntas and Boarboys. Here are some reference images for you to look at while you’re painting along: Share your progress by…
Hi Everyone, Welcome to my Ragnar Blackmane Paint Along Series Part 4 – Painting Ragnar’s Hair. Here are some reference images for you to use while following along: Share your progress by using #ragnarpaintalong on Instagram and Twitter! Let me know how you get on in the comments section below. I’ve changed some camera settings and taken onboard some previous…
Hi Everyone, Welcome to my Ragnar Blackmane Paint Along Series Part 3 – Painting Ragnar’s Face. Here are some reference images for you to use while following along: Share your progress by using #ragnarpaintalong on Instagram and Twitter! Let me know how you get on in the comments section below. This video can obviously be used as a ‘how to…
Hi Everyone, Welcome to my Ragnar Blackmane Paint Along Series Part 2 – Painting Ragnar’s Armour. Now this can be used to paint any Space Wolf armour. So even if you haven’t got Ragnar Blackmane, feel free to follow along with any Spacewolves miniature or just use to paint your SpaceWolf army. Here are some reference photos that you can…
Hi Everyone, Welcome to my Ragnar Blackmane Paint Along Series Part 1 – Preparation. I know it’s not as fun as the painting, but when you’re painting a display or competition piece it’s important to take your time preparing the miniature and planning the colour schemes. I’m a huge Space Wolves fan and have been collecting them for 28 years….
Papa Nurgle sends his love children… It’s been a while I know. After a very long painting hiatus, I’m back. I’ve finally launched my painting gallery on here today with first display miniature I’ve painted in a couple of years, the Age of Sigmar – Lord of Blights from Games Workshop. Such a brilliant sculpt by David Waeselynck and one…
Its official, it’s happening. 2017 brings Wiltrichs.com video tutorials, you’ll be able to find them all on here under my tutorial section as well as my new Wiltrichs.com YouTube Channel. Christmas was particularly good for hobby this year, Mrs Wiltrichs paid close attention to my very unsubtle hints all year-long. I got a copy of the new Bloodbowl board game…
A few months back now I was lucky enough to be asked if I could take my miniatures up to Warhammer World, Games Workshop HQ in Nottingham for photographing for an article in White Dwarf magazine. Having been a massive GW and White Dwarf fanboy for best part of quarter of a century (god that makes me feel old) I jumped…
I wasn’t going to bother entering Golden Demon this year, Voodooworx and real life had been keeping me busy so didn’t have much time to plan or do anything. I got chatting with a friend of mine one evening and afterwards I decided that I should try and enter something or I would just spend the whole day kicking myself.
It was only two weeks until the competition which didn’t leave me a huge amount of time at all. So I decided to focus on a single miniature, there wasn’t really enough time to do anything like a Squad or Regiment.
After looking on the Games Workshop website for some ideas I decided on a Space Marine, deciding what chapter was the easy part for me as I am a die hard Space Wolves fan. I came up with the idea to use the Kor’Sarro miniature leader of White Scars Chapter as a base for the conversion. A lot of the details on Kor’Sarro, like the wolf pelt on the backpack and the trophy teeth on his armour lend themselves really well to a Space Wolf.
I didn’t want to use the head and arms from the Kor’Sarro miniature, so looking through the piles of Space Wolf sprues I have lying around I settled on a bolt pistol arm for his left arm and power axe arm from the Space Wolf boxset for his right.
The axe had two hands on it, but that was easily be removed.