hi All,
The figure is Gamesworkshop Inquisitor Series 70 mm. metal Battle Brother Artemis.The kit has 12 white metal parts in good details, cleanwork was a little hard due to the metal quality but fit of the parts are very good. As my favorite are the Blood Angels of Space marines with red armor suits, I painted it as Inquisitor Encarmine-Battle brother Phoebus.
Painted in enamels,oils and printers inks.
Still thinking about to the figure base.I will add a few photos of the base as it is done.
All comments and critics are welcome.
best regards

Engin, I'm not a fan of these figures, but I have to say that a few more painted like this and I could change my mind!! :-) Great painting my friend.

Wow you finished it already!!!! Looks spectacular!!!!!!

looks good!

Engin my friend. You have done a very nice job on this one. I can see why you like these so much.

Boy, there sure are alot of little details to paint. You must have the patience of a saint to deal with all of those.

You also did a nice job on the words and graphics you hand painted on there.


Thanks for showing us your work!

John

Wow. Not my cup of tea, but very well done!

Brother you have outdone yourself again, he is very very impressive. Cheers Kevin

Hi Engin,..
Mate Im enjoying him lots, plenty to look at, but I cant help wonder just how close these figures will be to the real thing in our future, some of our sportsman are not far off there now.....

looks cool mate..Phil..

I always like to see WH40K figs with more realism than GWs standard and this is no exception! Your work with the wear and tear of his armour is brilliant, but I think he could need a little bit more definition on some of his details. But overall, very good
Would not like to meet this guy on the battlefield...

Great work Engin... I enjoyed seeing this one take shape, but the end product looks even more impressive. Have you decided on the base yet?

Geez... these figures look really appealing... it would be a nice break from my usual figure subjects. I hope to stay strong and not cross over to the Warhammer side... not yet that is.

Mario.

Great work engn _ I loved doing the same figure- lots of different effects- and I do love your attitude to the Natural rather than GW approach ( even though I work there and must teach thier style while working I personally prefer a mor natural earthy- lived in style like what you have acheived ny friend
Ian

Ola Engin

Great looking figure.... The figure have quite some good detail in this scale. I love all the small things as the latin? writing on his shouldershields and glves. Did you paint that by hand or was that a detail molded in the figure? You did a great job in painting all the details and the shadowing of all the parts is amazingly done... can you tell us how you did that ?

Good looking figure. Will you make some groundwork for it?

Ola Rob,
missed you in forums.. details were molded on the figure,especially the word mortis on the left hand is great.
i am working on a plaster figure base..a section of a ruined temple with a column..
thanks for comment

My my !!!! This is a stunning work on the 70mm figure. I like more and more this kind of figure Engin and you area reason for this . You have painted it nicely andi am pretty impressed by how it came out and so fast !!!!!

BRAVOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

Nice one, brother.

Don't know how I missed this the first time round

As always, I love your red work!!!!

I'm looking forward to seeing this mounted on the groundwork.

Rudi