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Hello!

Here is the latest painting from me! A death korps of krieg squad. Really fun models to paint, since they´ve a lot of details and character.
I decided to go for a clean paint job on these, since i imagined they are a fresh batch off from the space ship. My other squads with running and firing poses while look a little bit more dirty, since they´ve been in combat for a while.
This is the first squad in my army, and right now im working on my command squad.

Thanks all, i appreciate the kind Words!

 mtcwalker wrote:
Great scheme! Let me know what you think of mine! Just starting my dkok, and put a post in p&m blog.

Are you using an air brush? Great blending

Hi!

Sorry for the late reply and thanks for the comment!

These are painted with only a brush. However, i always use a glaze once i´ve finished highlighting, since i really think this is a great techniqueto bring all the Colors togheter.

Really great looking Dkok, i dig them alot!

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 goat major wrote:
Great job! Very nice choice of colours and the execution is very crisp and clean. I'm also jealous that you managed to get hold of an "at ease" squad!

Thanks alot Goat Major! Haha let me tell you, you wouldn´t be jealous if you knew how much i had to shovel out to actually get those! But i really love the models!


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 Elnibbus wrote:
Very nice, clean and well executed paintjob.

Thank you Elnibbus!