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Here's a force that I painted up for a client a little while ago.
It seems that a lot of Circle Oboros forces have a seasonal theme to them- and there's definitely a beauty in the Winter that starkly differentiates from the studio color scheme.
While your Circle are all good, I particularly like the Warpborn Skinwalkers. The work on the pelts is really award winning, and overall they put the offical paint jobs from the box art to shame.
I used to have a lot of trouble with pelts (mostly painting them all grey just doesn't look right to me).
The method I use for pelts is actually one I learned for a very old tutorial MIke McVey wrote for White Dwarf. Most of the techniques from back then have been surpassed thoroughly, but I'm still quite fond of the pelts.
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