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Made in us
Perturbed Blood Angel Tactical Marine




Warwick Rhode Island

Just finshed my Warpsmith, other then the Base(waiting on the mail). What do you think? Any advice?
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Made in ca
Pulsating Possessed Chaos Marine





Did you guys know Canada has a friggin desert?

He looks good right now, but he seems a bit plain. Adding reds, greens or blues (not all of them...ewww) would make him pop much more. Also although this is not your fault, the axe is a bit bent due to goddamn finecast. If youre willing placing it in warm water and slowly bending it to where it should go might fix it. Still, he does look pretty nice, especially with the hazard stripes.

You're not playing the game like I play it...why aren't you playing the game like I play it?! O_O 
   
Made in au
Mekboy Hammerin' Somethin'





Fedan Mhor

Needs moar hazard stripes

Also, this could just be the flash washing out the colours, but the Warpsmith seems to be lacking a bit of definition, such as additional washes in the recesses of the model, and then bringing back up the highlights with additional *highlighting method of your choice*.

Spot colours can help alleiviate this, such as the aforementioned addition of reds, greens or blues. Or more hazard stripes.

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Made in us
Jovial Plaguebearer of Nurgle






I would recommend a brown wash to give the model a dirty/oily feel. The aforementioned hazard stripes and or red/blue/green would also work to give the whole model more character.

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