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Yep, my fiancees idol.

im onto the painting now and its going to be a challenging paint job

cjharrisman wrote:Does anyone know how to do the scorching on the end of the turbo laser, im thinking of using my airbrush for it.

Nice job on the LEDs! Vid really shows off the amount of work you've put into it. As for the scorching, what I would do is a basecoat of boltgun over the whole surface, followed by a layer of sephia ink transitioning into a layer of blue ink transitioning into final layer of black. This is all near the exhaust end and simulates the heat burn marks on metallic piping.

This is just the armoured section of the GKs...

Its been a while since the last update, and have not been doing much apart from a bit of painting and i have been experimenting with Milliput for the bases.


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The last figure can anyone identify it, it came from a company called Ikore, and i have no idea what they were called.

can't believe those gadgets, looks great!

Cheers, im having fun modelling this army, as its a unique looking one.

I have added jump packs to my Interceptors instead of the teleporters and mounted them on higher bases to make them look as they are perched on tall structure ready to pounce

Another update this time i have been practising my sculpting. Using milliput and a lot of pokerchips, im making new bases for the GKs.

Not been getting many replies to this blog, but here are a few photos of how the army is progressing.

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Another update, i have primed the gunship and started painting the details. Used a whole can of Tamiya Gun Metal Grey paint on the model just to get a nice coverage.