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I’ve been working on a Skitarius Vanguard that I’m painting as I assemble (painting the major pieces separately then assembling it) and I’m finding it’s far more satisfying than assembling and then painting one. It might be that painting the inside of cloak was easier, or that I don’t have to deal with painting around the arms, but so far it’s been a blast.

I’ve went back to my Plague Marines that I painted a while ago and I’m redoing their backpacks, as well as adding just a titch more detail where I didn’t paint it on the first go through.

Tonight I tried to set up my AK wet palette that I bought a while ago. First attempt I didn’t wet the top sheet, so it didn’t work. For my second attempt, I wetted both sides of the top sheet. I didn’t have the time to put paint on it tonight, but will try tomorrow morning.

I based my first minis using Martian Ironearth, got some of it on their feet, but I’ve worked out a better solution for next time.

I’m making progress painting both my first Ad Mech Electro-priest and my first Glooming Lords Plague Marine (black w/ green trim color scheme).