Imagination is one of the most powerful tools in human’s evolutionary struggle for survival. As a race, we are hardwired to consider important concepts, such as the creation of life on Earth and the history of people on this planet. At some point, we are all presented with various explanations and theories regarding the expansion of human life on Earth. In the long history of mankind, the majority of these concepts have followed religious teachings and the power of a spiritual God or Gods. In modern times, many people have come to challenge these claims.
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They appear human but are not...
Wayne Barlowe
Whilst browsing the web i came across and image which lead me to concept artist Dane Hallett's Facebook page - some great images here that could be potential alien covenant concept art- they do look like something we can expect to see in the film ...
Technically, these things should come in threes, and although I have a third on its way to me, I wanted to share this pair of newly painted monocular levitating alien beasts. What you're looking at is a duo of rather nice resin sculpts which could easily proxy as psychic slavers in the retro science fiction wargame setting of your choice. The larger of the beasts is Cortex Eater from Crooked Dice that I was kindly sent a pre-production sample of. The smaller one is a fan-produced sculpt that was gifted to me well over 12 months ago. Whilst I'm rather embarrassed it took me so long to paint it up, I'm pleased that it is actually painted and not consigned to the shameful box of incomplete projects! Unfortunately the larger beast was missing a tentacle, but I was easily able to make a new one from a rolled cone of greenstuff that I draped over some pencils as it cured. The Cortex Eater is a crisp, chunky sculpt. The relatively dormant tentacles add to the sense of weight of the model. I painted it up in a dull skin colour that was then successively washed with browns and pinks and drybrushed by adding a pale flesh to the original colour. The eye is a fairly slavish copy of the Eye of Sauron from the Lord of the Rings films, completed with a couple of layers of gloss varnish. The smaller beast has much thinner resin tentacles, designed to be heated and bent into the desired shape. I like the greater animation that this smaller beast has - it feels like a more active, aggressive and possibly younger creature. I decided to mount the pair on textured bases with brass rod supports rather than the clear plastic flying bases they were provided with as I think this is a little less obtrusive. I've also been eyeing up the Mind Controllers set from the recent Knightmare Games Space Goblins Kickstarter. I mean if you're going to invade a world with one-eyed tentacled slaver aliens, perhaps you need more than just a handful! Desperate Imperial Guardsmen attempt to protect a psyker from being enslaved by monstrous aliens.
