A slightly reposed and painted Archregent on my way to painting a Spearhead. Used the opportunity to try some OSL and opposing colours. C&C Welcome! Progress pictures also contained in post!
Finished my first prosecutor this week. Trying to improve painting NMM at speed for a tabletop ready model. Took around ten hours total. All colours were either Vallejo or Army Painter. C&C Welcome!
Managed to make a start on my Riverblades after receiving them last year. Some spare Dryad parts were added from the Sylvaneth range for character. I’m interested in feedback for the colours I used, and what a decent Lumineth force looks like with the Riverblades unit in the centre. All C&C Welcome!
Started the Spearhead in January but managed to procrastinate my way out of the Tree Lord and Kurnothi until this week. The aim was to use a limited colour palette and try and achieve a tabletop standard which would be bright and colourful on the table. C&C Welcome!
Finished my first Gallant this week with shield as a sub-assembly for ease. C&C Welcome!
Bright and punchy colours for my Tzeentch aligned Darkoath. Beautiful model to paint even though I’ve heard the Spearhead isn’t the strongest. C&C welcome!
Slow progress on my Cities models this week. Sub-assembly was more than required for hard to reach places. C&C welcome!
When starting my Crixxit I had no plan in mind other than to achieve a bright and colourful model for the table. My subconscious however, had other plans, using a colour scheme that I only realised later was eerily reminiscent of Shredder and Skeletor. Base is a CoS Cannon shield embedded in paste and painted to match my Greywater force. C&C Welcome!
Haven’t made much progress since my box arrived last week but managed to finish my Jordan and pretty pleased with the result! C&C very welcome!
This week finally saw me (finally) finishing all the Nurgle models in the Darkwater box, the two Cankerborn and a few straggling Pox Wretches and Pestigor. The more armoured models were my favourite to paint, the cankerborn probably being the most challenging. C&C welcome. Closeups enclosed in extra pictures.