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2013/07/08 05:05:06
Subject: A waaagh! in slow motion (Scratch built Dakkajet WIP)
I know I just couldn't fit them in without making the guns far to small. any ideas?
Automatically Appended Next Post: So these are the kans and dread i've been working on. Still some doohickeys to add and a few weapons. Will get individual pics as each gets its build finished.
This message was edited 2 times. Last update was at 2013/07/08 18:49:29
No way has it been a year. Slowly plodding on, to think I was naive enough to believe I was going to have a 1500 point army by summer 2011. I've been though 3 editions and still haven't played the game. But the end is in sight, well a 1000 point army anyway. After these walkers are done all I have is a Nob, some touch ups and then basing.
I decided to try and change my yellow. My old method was quite dark and I wanted to brighten it up. It was far to clean though so after some weathering and making a start on some of the other metals this is where I'm at with the Kans.
Still a fair amount to do but they are at a stage now where I can progress in small sections and its much easier to find the time for that.
And my Deff Dread, This is my first go at using the hair spray technique. Overall I like the technique, its fairly quick and looks good, definitely something I'm going to be using on my vehicles in the future. I scratched a bit deep in some places, more layers of varnish before using the hairspray should help with that. The yellows very bright when compared to the rest of the army but after finishing the details I plan on using weathering powders to bring it down a bit.
This message was edited 2 times. Last update was at 2014/07/28 23:12:42
