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Regular Dakkanaut




CA


As the subject says I am just getting back into 40k after a six year break(played 3rd edition). I would like to get some feedback on my freshly painted models and would certainly like to hear some painting and modeling tips from you vets out there. Thanks guys

The images attached are of my repainted IG and my Ultra Marines from the Black Reach box set(haven't got to the Orks yet ). Oh and there are FOW in the shots so feel free to talk about them too if you wish.

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Terminator squad front shot

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Captain and Dread front shot

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Guard HQ front shot

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SM Black Reach force plus a few extra HQ

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Valk and LRBT front shot

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IG command squad up close

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Just for fun GK, Eldar, Chaplin

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IG ST squad plus vets


 
   
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Crafty Bray Shaman





There is one aspect about your painting that is unique- and that is your brush control and how clean you paint.

 
   
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Homicidal Veteran Blood Angel Assault Marine






NJ, USA

A Black Ram wrote:There is one aspect about your painting that is unique- and that is your brush control and how clean you paint.


+1

I must say, what brand-brushes do you use? Your lines are very sharp and clean. I am very impressed.

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Beast of Nurgle




England

I'm with the others on this. Very nicely done.

A pretty standard tip these days is to look into washes to add a bit more definition and depth.
Perhaps add some more detail to your bases. I find that can really bring a mini together.

Even if you don't, I personally don't think you've anything to worry about.

I see some FoW there? Which are they? British?

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Gitsplitta: "but regular marines are wayyy to anal to create anything that look like these" 
   
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Impassive Inquisitorial Interrogator




Michigan, United States

How good was your painting before your 6 year break? Sheesh.

5000+pts- Strip and paint project.
~2000pts- 90% painted

rockerbikie wrote:It should be fine. I generally grimace at kids and they back away from me.

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Regular Dakkanaut




CA


I use ATLAS Brushes No .728, very cheap and affordable, 4 dollars a brush

Yes the Shermans are British

And 6 yrs ago I painted ok

 
   
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Impassive Inquisitorial Interrogator




Michigan, United States

Only ok? Because if your stuff looks spectacular now I just figured that in your prime I'd be GD quality...…

5000+pts- Strip and paint project.
~2000pts- 90% painted

rockerbikie wrote:It should be fine. I generally grimace at kids and they back away from me.

My Blood angel Apocalypse blog-http://www.dakkadakka.com/dakkaforum/posts/list/411594.page 
   
 
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