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Made in au
Fresh-Faced New User




mango hill.brisbane.queensland

I'm pleased to be adding these to the Grey Knight army. Finished the paint, just a quick basing for the Paladins.
Sorry about the upside down photo's...... I can imagine everybody twisting in their computer chairs, lol.



Pics fixed.
Reds8n
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Made in gb
Towering Hierophant Bio-Titan





Bristol, England

Count von Devlin wrote:
I can imagine everybody twisting in their computer chairs.

Nope, just enough time to write a snarky comment then never return to this page.

I'd fix it if you want any serious feedback, there's tonnes of great stuff on the internet that I won't have to book an appointment with my chiropractor after having viewed it.

Oli: Can I be an orc?
Everyone: No.
Oli: But it fits through the doors, Look! 
   
Made in au
Veteran Wolf Guard Squad Leader





They are a solid beginners start.

I would look into maybe taking a bit more time and care, there seems to be a lot of splashes of colour in odd places (red in white sections and so on). Be patient and try to keep in the lines as it were.

I would also suggest you think your paints a bit more or at least consistently. In some places it looks too thick, but in others too thin. Try to aim for multiple thin coats to build up opacity and solid layers.

Washes to add depth may also be something that you might want to take a look at, your metals have no real tonal variation too them and look flat.

 
   
 
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