Kreoss was the last model of my original battlebox I painted, and going back to cloth and a human-scale figure was surprisingly awkward for me. I had gotten such into the swing of painting steam-powered robots that I had to stop and think about it for a few moments.
![PP-WM-PoM-Kreoss-Dankel_1](/wp-content/uploads/2011/08/PP-WM-PoM-Kreoss-Dankel_1-249x300.jpg)
![PP-WM-PoM-Kreoss-Dankel_2](/wp-content/uploads/2011/08/PP-WM-PoM-Kreoss-Dankel_2-226x300.jpg)
![PP-WM-PoM-Kreoss-Dankel_3](/wp-content/uploads/2011/08/PP-WM-PoM-Kreoss-Dankel_3-214x300.jpg)
Kreoss is painted in the style I eventually carried to all of my Exemplar (according to Warmachine fluff, Kreoss is himself a former knight). The armor is primarily Applebarrel Goosefeather that hasn’t been darkened as much as it has on the warjacks to make it look whiter. Everything else was just a continuation of the theme I had started with my jacks.
With the exception of the extreme highlights on the robes, I’m still happy with this model to this day. He lead the first Hardcore army I won a Master Craftsman award with.