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Here's everything I've done so far except one Marine and a biker that I forgot to get into the frame:


Terminators:


Tactical squad (now with better lighting):




My client told me he specifically wanted the Librarian to be in his regular Marine colors, rather than Librarian colors. To offset this, I made sure his sword was distinctive and somewhat mystical looking with a nice green blend:




And his hair, which came out great if you ask me:


The army still has Lysander, a Chaplain, dreadnought, 10 scouts, 4 bikers, and a vindicator to go. In other words, I should get cracking!

EDIT:
Here's the biker anyway:

You already had a thread for this, stick to that one

Nice work, regardless


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also, its too late now, but I forgot to mention, you should have cut the pad into three pieces, to leave a little gap in between each part of the psychic hood.

Very nice. Yellow is hard to do. BTW how did you do the yellow?

Krylon makes a yellow primer which is a godsend.

Must buy some.

Nice work, the yellow looks good!
But just one comment: imo you used a little too much wash/ink because on some plain parts one can see drop formation...

Yeah, I noticed that too. I'm going to have to be really careful on the vehicles.

Tell me about the bases.

madmen wrote:Tell me about the bases.

The bases are from Back 2 Base-ix or however they like to spell it. They're just black primer, Adeptus Battlegrey, and a Fortress Grey drybrush. Really simple, and they look pretty good!

Nice work, the bases look great. What are you using to make the tiled cement look?

Element206 wrote:Nice work, the bases look great. What are you using to make the tiled cement look?

See the post above yours, duder

My client asked for closeups of the bare headed models, so I figured I'd post them here too! I've noticed a blemish or two in these pictures, and don't worry I've already fixed them. Anyway, here we go: