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Hello,

It’s always nice to see an army of vintage, not manufactured from years models to be painted nowadays – and we had such a rare opportunity recently with the Cadian, full of old, metal models army based upon the Eye of Terror campaign. It was a great fun to pay attention to the models’ facial expression as well as producing the urban camo pattern. And to produce the armywide urban debris bases.

Also, the army was commissioned to be done without extensive OSL – and we took the more realistic way, really fitting for the common soldiers in the service of the Emperor, with pleasure We hope they’ll be of your liking as well – and stay focused, as there are several models more to appear soon!

As always, feel free to visit our gallery to see more photos.












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Wow! I love this army. Surely it is inspired from the WD from years ago when Cityfight was first released? IIRC the Imperial Guard army was painted up specially by the studio to play against an equally awesome Night Lords army. It even included, as is also the case here, the model for Colonel Schaeffer acting as the general for the Guard.

Anyway, you've really done them justice guys! Awesome job!

Very neat! I've actually got that shotgun cadian guy around here somewhere, gonna use this to inspire me to give him the paintjob he deserves.

Very cool. Really like the scheme, especially on the tanks.

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Nicely done

 NidLifeCrisis wrote:
Wow! I love this army. Surely it is inspired from the WD from years ago when Cityfight was first released? IIRC the Imperial Guard army was painted up specially by the studio to play against an equally awesome Night Lords army. It even included, as is also the case here, the model for Colonel Schaeffer acting as the general for the Guard.

Indeed You're right with every word spoken

Sweet IG. The blue, it looks like it wasn't just painted on, is it a multi-layer blue wash over white?

Col. Dash wrote:
Sweet IG. The blue, it looks like it wasn't just painted on, is it a multi-layer blue wash over white?

No, those are just the differently coloured stripes making the camo pattern.

It's amazing how a good paint job can make even old and retro looking models look great in a very modern way.

Hello,

It’s time for the brave men of Cadia to show themselves to the world The army was recently finished and is now on a parade before another battles will come!

Click on the images below to see the better resolution, alternatively, you may see the army (with more pictures) in our gallery.










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Love the camo scheme, and the use of the old models still looks great and fits the modern tabletop with the basing choices. No lime green base rims here!

I like the way 2nd Edition cadian Flak jacket looks like. it can be paint either as a Flak vest or as a tunic. back to the days Flak armor was much more flexible rather than being a steel cuirass (or it could be represented either way.

While Victorian 'cadians' appears to follow 2nd edition style. the flak armor torso is clearly 3rd edition stuff. Is there any suitable third party torso sets that resembles 2nd edition cadians available?

What kind of blue was used for the cloth? it looks stunning !

Angel of redemption wrote:
What kind of blue was used for the cloth? it looks stunning !

Kantor blue mixed with Dark Reaper

Hello,

We need to share it ith you as well, as we find this one very lovely

The owner of the Cadian army was grateful for the work we've done on the army, so much that he made a "thank you" drawing for us.

It's a really nice thing We have this one printed and pinned down in the studio as a reminder of a commission we have great memory of

Cool. You need to get that framed and put on your wall.

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