The many angles of
the painted
Interrogator Chaplain
The first model assembled for my Dark Angels army, back in 2007.
That was also the very first year Jim and I went to Games Day Chicago. I brought my Chaplain, and a Chaos Spawn to enter into the Golden Demons. I had no idea what to expect. I believe that's the year a bunch of people who are now my friends decided to do a challenge where they each made a Primarch. So many amazing models in the Single Figure category. I knew I had no chance at a Demon, but I made the cut with him, so I was happy.
That was also the very first year Jim and I went to Games Day Chicago. I brought my Chaplain, and a Chaos Spawn to enter into the Golden Demons. I had no idea what to expect. I believe that's the year a bunch of people who are now my friends decided to do a challenge where they each made a Primarch. So many amazing models in the Single Figure category. I knew I had no chance at a Demon, but I made the cut with him, so I was happy.
Unexpectedly, the Chaos Spawn won a Bronze that year, so I was really happy about that.
Lots of freehand on this guy too, which was another grand experiment.
Looking back on it, so many things I would do differently. Amazing what a few years of experience, and the influence of other artists will do to your work.
I started with an old metal Terminator Chaplain model, but he seemed so puny next to the brand new plastic Terminators that had just come out. I had to do something to beef him up.
Green Stuff and Brown Stuff were my new found friends.
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