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Crazy, I know. A little better lighting, and a little bit of editing, and they finally look like they do in real life. Anyway, these are just a bunch of photos retaken to look right. They're the models that were affected the worse by my horrible camera skills, and likewise, have been brought back to the shooting shelf for one more go at the camera.

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My Centigor. He needs a name. I really enjoyed painting him, and if he gets enough positive feedback, I may consider starting a small detachment of beasts of chaos. Perhaps for use in specialist games(I'd say for a small army, but I won't be buying any full boxes of minis until I finish my orks. until then, only blisters).




Typhus retake. This'll probably be the last set of photos you see of him on this base. If you know what it's made of, you'll understand. One of the guys who plays at my LGS is a pastry chef, and he was talking about how the base only has about a year before it starts to go bad. I'll probably wait until spring, after the snow melts, and pick up some real rocks from out behind the house before I go off to university.



Lastly, the redone Mekboss Zagstomp. In my opinion, one of my better painted models. He's been slightly retouched since you last saw him.

Still a bit hard to see what is going on in the Typhus picture, but the other look great. You have a really distinctive style that is very interesting to look at, thanks for sharing!