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2009/02/25 02:20:49
Subject: Whats your thoughts on my first company ultra marines?
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Been Around the Block
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I started back in late July and have been on a bit of a kick since. Im happy the way things turned out, and while its certainly no golden demon, i think they look great on the table top... FYI, the Scouts are for sale in the pics, 50$ or Trade for unpainted Marines!
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This message was edited 1 time. Last update was at 2009/02/25 02:21:21
 2000 points (about 1700 points painted)
 800 points Orks (just starting up) |
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2009/02/25 03:31:22
Subject: Re:Whats your thoughts on my first company ultra marines?
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Decrepit Dakkanaut
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Those do indeed look pretty nice. Specially for tabletop standards. Only real complaint is the flesh on your marines that have no helmets. You need to use a wash or something to give the skin more depth. Something as easy as really watered down brown would work awesomely
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2009/02/25 03:32:57
Subject: Whats your thoughts on my first company ultra marines?
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Mutilatin' Mad Dok
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Kinda hard to tell from the distance. Any chance of getting closer pic's?
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2009/03/03 01:50:55
Subject: Re:Whats your thoughts on my first company ultra marines?
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Been Around the Block
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bump
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2000 points (about 1700 points painted)
800 points Orks (just starting up) |
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2009/03/03 01:53:09
Subject: Whats your thoughts on my first company ultra marines?
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Hardened Veteran Guardsman
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Iunno, Its hard to tell without close pics, I never liked ultrasmurfs. Think some light blue highlights and washes would make your army look really neat.
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 -3k Watch my guys die in the tens per turn!
 2k with fancy lava bases!
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2009/03/03 01:55:32
Subject: Whats your thoughts on my first company ultra marines?
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Incorporating Wet-Blending
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Click on the pictures, and you'll be able to zoom in.
That said, I like them, not too technical, but the whole army is painted to a uniform standard, and looks very nice as a whole.
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This message was edited 1 time. Last update was at 2009/03/03 01:56:47
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