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Hello;

In total agreement with Digits (AMMOBUNKER home), we have decided that I join the Drogan.

Here his subject : http://s3.zetaboards.com/The_Ammobunker/topic/7018571/1/

Digits do especially the 22nd Drogan Voltigeurs (he created his own codex), so he asked me to choose one of the other sections of the army, so I chose the 108th Drogan Stockade (ie, planetary defense of Drogan).

I will try to reproduce his best color scheme as well as infantry vehicles (my way of course).

Here are the first two recruits a squad of ten foot (I'm pretty happy with the result):















That, for the moment.

What do you think? Is this a good start? The idea of this cooperation as you please?

Thank you.

PS: Tomorrow I leave on vacation for a week so poses little painting).

I like the red/green glasses, at least that guy will be able to see in 3D.

But what humor ... if there is a green bezel is there a reason! Besides, it is not even a glass of the helmet is a kind of small screen because it is the man who handles the radio ...

Thank you.

I like them.

Even ignoring the head swaps, it's amazing how different the troops look with a completely camo scheme. While it makes perfect sense to camouflage as much as possible, most people seem to limit it to the fatigues, painting the carapace armor in a single color.

How does the camo look on the tabletop? It's very nice up close, but I feel like a pattern that small might be lost when viewed at arms' length.

spyko wrote:But what humor ... if there is a green bezel is there a reason! Besides, it is not even a glass of the helmet is a kind of small screen because it is the man who handles the radio ...

Thank you.

ça fait quand même lunettes 3D

I really like the concept of a cooperative army building, it seems to be a great project.

I also like your realistic camo scheme, nicely done .

So, what's next?

If you are trying to give the one guy a HUD, you need to make it pop out alittle more. It kind of looks like just a red paint misshap. Everything else looks nice

Oadie : That is correct, but held camouflage (for me) must be complete!

The view from afar is not so bad ...

Hyenajoe : Pictured is true we do not see any spectacular but the figure we can see that there is a screen in front of the bezel.

Yes the project is likely to be very nice!

To follow, there is a Manticore, a valkyrie and the rest of the squad.

JDM : you mean it lacks depth?

Thank you!

Some simple highlights would ad depth, you just need a thin tipped brush and a steady hand. About 3 colours working up to a spot of white works well.

Here is an example: (sorry if it seams i'm thread jacking, just thought it might help)

Hum agree!

Basically, to red for example, should I leave a red, then went through the orange and finally a little white?

Complicated, but doable, I'll try!

Thank you.

spyko wrote:
To follow, there is a Manticore, a valkyrie and the rest of the squad.

How many troopers in the squad?

Is there any specific marking on the Drogan vehicles?

There are ten men in the squad.

For tanks on the sides, there is a white band and red band (with a skull inside).

Thank you!

I really envy your camo painting skills.

This is the first time I do, he must come to launch, it's not that simple!

Thank you.