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This is what I have been working the past few days . This is the Animunda 701st Skyborn division .

Yes! Love to see steel legion. Fluffy with the rocket launcher for sure. I'm working on finishing my steel legion at the moment using dkok with the classic scheme of the legion. You using chimeras? I thought about painting mine silver after the ironheads or whatever in the fluff their chimeras were right off the assembly line didn't waste time finishing the camoing

I'm loving that camo on the coats. That stuff is often harder to pull off than it looks, but you've ended up with a good-looking scheme that doesn't actually break up the shape of the models too much. Good job!

michaelcycle wrote:Yes! Love to see steel legion. Fluffy with the rocket launcher for sure. I'm working on finishing my steel legion at the moment using dkok with the classic scheme of the legion. You using chimeras? I thought about painting mine silver after the ironheads or whatever in the fluff their chimeras were right off the assembly line didn't waste time finishing the camoing

No chimeras for my SkyBorn division . No armor at all . Heavy weapon support and fast attack vehicles .


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ssspectre wrote:I'm loving that camo on the coats. That stuff is often harder to pull off than it looks, but you've ended up with a good-looking scheme that doesn't actually break up the shape of the models too much. Good job!

Thank you, it does take some tine to do but I think it pays off in the end .