What did you do today.

[The Other Dave]

At the risk of triggering some ennui in mij, I also finished these guys up over the weekend:



I did the skin and eyes the same way as for my daemon engines for some narrative-forging goodness.

[Jye Nicolson]

Looking great, Dave! I'd ask how many PL that is you've got painted but that might all be changing this week I guess

I'm slowly kicking back into gear painting, with the rest of my Repentia on the board in front of me slowly picking up colours. I'll need them eventually for 50PL games , and they're less intimidating than the other things I'll need from that - two more tanks >_<

[Mattb]

So I just finished my first Necron warrior, he came out a lot more rusted and growdy then I intended but I guess that makes him a rust monster. I feel I already a bunch of mistakes lol. Anyways go easy please *edit the picture is gigantic sorry*

I'm not a great painter myself, so I can't really offer much advice but I do like the idea of Necrons looking rusted and decrepit. You could theme your army around a tomb that's been exposed to the elements where the Necrons had to dig themselves out of the ground.

@Dave Nice work on the demons! You have a talent for making your Nurgle stuff look genuinely unsettling. Also I have no idea what those giant flies are, but I can't imagine they're nice to fight against.

I've been pretty slow with painting recently but I finally managed to finish off my Wyvern. It took longer because of the exposed crew compartment, but it's a fun little vehicle to paint.

[The Other Dave]

Looking great, Dave! I'd ask how many PL that is you've got painted but that might all be changing this week I guess

Altogether, I've got... 76 power painted up? I should finish the plaguebearers this week, and I think I'll order a Helbrute along with the Underworlds warbands this next week, just for funsies.

[jus]

Wow, people have been really busy I see. Love that Wyvern!
and those contrast paints are REALLY working out for Tod









In today's episode of Jus sculpt! The 36 inches of green stuff I ordered turns out ....is ALOT of green stuff. The first 3 attempts at the trench coat were abysmal failures. This one turned out alright. A kit bash of Artel W resin with necromunda enforcer arms and orlock shoulders with a Stallone head.

[Konrad]

Wow, people have been really busy I see. Love that Wyvern!
and those contrast paints are REALLY working out for Tod

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In today's episode of Jus sculpt! The 36 inches of green stuff I ordered turns out ....is ALOT of green stuff. The first 3 attempts at the trench coat were abysmal failures. This one turned out alright. A kit bash of Artel W resin with necromunda enforcer arms and orlock shoulders with a Stallone head.

Yeah. That will last a good long time. I hear it keeps longer if you keep it in the fridge and just leave out an inch or two as you need it. Do they still send them in a single strip? If so, it's best to cut them apart. That spot where they are stuck together will begin to cure over time. Your dude looks good. Love that you got him kit-bashed from like 3 different kits. Sort of old-school Shadowrun vibe going on right now. He for an TRPG?

[Konrad]

I've been pretty slow with painting recently but I finally managed to finish off my Wyvern. It took longer because of the exposed crew compartment, but it's a fun little vehicle to paint.

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That's a whole lotta dakka and a lot of lovely little detail. You could really go to town and full-on Tamiya pro-model some of these Imperial kits.

[jus]

@konrad: Thanks! yes, this bad boy is for a TRPG, namely my necromunda rpg that we're finally kicking off. Here is a bounty hunter stalking the underhive, revolver at the ready.



There is a real satisfaction you get from creating something unique.

[The Other Dave]

Ooh, nice, he looks really good painted up!

[Primarch]

@All - Great work everyone. It's nice to see so many freshly painted minis.