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Made in ca
Ork-Hunting Inquisitorial Xenokiller





Hamilton, Ontario, Canada

I bought an airbrush a week ago, and I've been a little busy with work, gaming, and other things, I haven't had too much time to play around with it. I used all GW paints on it, and I do plan on buying some of the Valejo Model Air paint's when I can. There was also some drybrushing and a little bit of brushwork touch ups(where my masking failed..) Any comments and suggestions are more then welcome!


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Space Marine Scout with Sniper Rifle




Quebec, Canada

Looking pretty sweet!

You should try out shading and highlighting where the airbrush really shines!

   
 
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