Sunday, October 28, 2012
Thursday, October 25, 2012
Monday, October 8, 2012
Saturday, October 6, 2012
Necrons, the quick and dirty project.
With the loot I got from the last tournament with DE, I got some Necrons, and with 6th I thought of getting some flyers and get them built for the next tournament in November.
The crons were going to be the my first air brushed models, wasn't going for anything even slightly complex just base coat them and try to master getting the right consistency. There we're times where I wanted to just smash the thing and others where I absolutely loved it.
The colours I chose we're just what in my opinion go nicely together. I've always liked the look of tarnished copper, and wanted to try out purple for the first time. So the whole project is a trial and error of new techniques.
Anyways here are the models:
The crons were going to be the my first air brushed models, wasn't going for anything even slightly complex just base coat them and try to master getting the right consistency. There we're times where I wanted to just smash the thing and others where I absolutely loved it.
The colours I chose we're just what in my opinion go nicely together. I've always liked the look of tarnished copper, and wanted to try out purple for the first time. So the whole project is a trial and error of new techniques.
Anyways here are the models:
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| These are 8 ot of 15 done |
Friday, September 14, 2012
Painting update (Scourges, new GW paints...)
I was painting my scourges up, and as I got to the feathers I produced this horribly flat look using the same method I paint blue on the rest of the army. It just doesn't seem to work on larger areas.
Which lead me to buying the new GW line of paints, it was going to happen inevitably, anyways I'm not going to give an in depth review of it, but it really wasn't that bad. The base paint was pretty thin for a base but the colours are much more vibrant now compared to their previous foundation counterparts, but that's usually not what I'm looking for in a base layer.
Labels:
dark eldar,
models,
necrons,
painting
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