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The first unit of my painting journey is this!
a Tauros venator for the Elysian D99

Nice work, I think I saw your video building this on YouTube...
Definitely interested in seeing what else you come up with for your Elysian D99

The Elysians never were my jam (I seem to be the only one...), but can't deny that that is a cool model and a great paintjob! Looking forward to the next steps on the journey!

Great opening piece for a blog. The weathering on the wheels looks awesome.

 Guardling wrote:
Nice work, I think I saw your video building this on YouTube...
Definitely interested in seeing what else you come up with for your Elysian D99

You probably did! I hope you enjoyed it!


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 mcmattila wrote:
The Elysians never were my jam (I seem to be the only one...), but can't deny that that is a cool model and a great paintjob! Looking forward to the next steps on the journey!

What didnt you like about them? and thank you very much


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 Flapjack wrote:
Great opening piece for a blog. The weathering on the wheels looks awesome.

You are very kind! thank you!

Hi guys, ive done a little tester base for the swampy jungles (Dagobah) of the Anphelion project, What do you think? 

Nice work. I watched your video on how you made it too. Very informative.

 ShadowsAndDust wrote:
Nice work. I watched your video on how you made it too. Very informative.

Thanks! the base or the Tauros?

Work continues on the Elysian D99.
Currently painting 60 infantry and now have rumours of a new plastic kit!
interesting timing indeed!

Anyway, just have to work on the bases and these guys are done!

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 ShadowsAndDust wrote:
Nice work. I watched your video on how you made it too. Very informative.

Thanks! the base or the Tauros?

The base.

Wow, 60 droptroopers in one go? Hats off to you. I keep my batches to 4 a session. Anymore and I burn out on the project. 60 in one go shows some dedication!

 Flapjack wrote:
Wow, 60 droptroopers in one go? Hats off to you. I keep my batches to 4 a session. Anymore and I burn out on the project. 60 in one go shows some dedication!

They are done! It took a while as FF7 rebirth came out mid project and ate a lot of hobby time haha.

That plasma glow is stellar.

 ShadowsAndDust wrote:
That plasma glow is stellar.

Thank you very much! it was a quick little job, might not look so good up close...

Works begins on the D99's "Boss" Inquisitor Solomon Lok

That pink plasma man! I love your color scheme, especially the Tauros.

 Mothsniper wrote:
That pink plasma man! I love your color scheme, especially the Tauros.

Thank you so much! yes! im a big fan of the pink too. its a nice splash of colour.

So i've finally managed to finish painting Solomon Lok. he was a tough cookie. Lots of fine detail and NMM which I tried for the first time ever.
I think it came out ok. I would love to hear what you guys think.




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If anyones interested I made a little painting video for him HERE: https://youtu.be/adhs-XhRr7U

Looks fantastic! For a first time job, that nmm is pretty solid.

 muette wrote:
Looks fantastic! For a first time job, that nmm is pretty solid.

Thanks! you are very kind.

Ok so today we finally finished the D99 Drop sentinels. The goal was to paint these without an airbrush as I'm trying to move away from it. 
Quite happy with how they turned out!

Please let me know what you think!

Great work, keep them coming!