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So, I said I would start a blog, and here it is. I am currently living in Japan, and I brought 43 unbuilt marines with me.

Here are a few finished marines. I will upload a state by state look at some models soon, and my current WIP models.

If I were you I would have held out on making this until you had some paintjobs to show off. A lot of people will have come here looking for models, found none, and may never come back.

Update

I'm not too keen on the white shoulder pad rims, but thats just me. The red is nice though.
Good luck, i'll be sure to check back

Interesting start, the white shoulder pads really pop. I'm not to sure if that's a good thing or a bad thing. Would like to see more

DeathRex wrote:Interesting start, the white shoulder pads really pop. I'm not to sure if that's a good thing or a bad thing. Would like to see more

There is more coming. I m working on a stage-by-stage of a marine now, and should upload on Friday or Saturday.

Now I like the white and red combo but I feel the white could do with some depth, tried working it up from a grey basecoat??

Still working on more marines, here is something in the meantime.

So far so good. I like the basic look to the champ, any plans for it? Or just basics?
I wonder how your color scheme will look on him.

So, here is a step-by-step process for painting a marine.