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Hello again Dakkaites! As I mentioned in the introductory section I have a bit of Kroot lying around to paint up and some to add touch-ups to, and since I'm planning to add more to the auxiliary forces for my army, a blog would suffice for the updates I'll being adding to them. But before I start up with adding up images of my Kroot I must tell that updates will be a tad on the slow side because I need to use 2 computers for this project.

For uploading Images and updating the blog with said images I will be using this computer, whose tower has capabilities to read the camera's data card.


For listening to music while painting, responding to comments in this blog, and doing all sorts of other things that will probably distract me, I'll be using this computer (Or my common work space).


So now that's out of the way here are some photos of my Kroot

My Kroot so far without use of the flash. Please excuse from older models I painted in 2008 and just added some touchups to.


My Kroot with the flash (I think I 'll be using this more often since it's a lot less blurry)


An to finish off the first post, a Kroot warrior with the flesh finished (The way I'm currently painting it)


And now it's time for me to head back to the painting desk and give this computer back to my under the weather little brother to his viewings of Halo 3 videos. I'll be adding more pictures tonight after I buy some more Kroot from my FLGS. Remember Critique and Comments are always appreciated!

I request a front / side / view pic of individual pieces to further appreciate / critique your works. It appears to be a very promising start to a devastating force.

More pics por favor. I love Kroot and it looks like you have a good start with them, I look forward to seeing them progress.