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Here is a picture of the complete cadre:


They provided a good break from the typical sci-fi models that I paint (from a well-known "grimdark" setting). One thing I love about Relic Knights is the brightness of the models and their dynamic poses. The miniatures turned out bright and colorful despite the dipping media, and most models still provided a good contrast in color. I do wish I would have spent a little more time cleaning up mold-lines, as the dipping method really makes mold-lines stand out. However, they look good on the tabletop, which is the level of detail I was going for.

More pictures on my blog for:
Princess Malya, Mr. Tomn, and Pit Crew
Marie-Claude and Esmee
Betty, Lug, and Pacer

http://mezmaronslair.blogspot.com/

These models look fantastic! What dipping method was used?

I really want to get into relic knights. Alas 40k has consumed my soul.

Awesome. Love the CSC faction.


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Awesome. Love the CSC faction.

 broxigar200 wrote:
These models look fantastic! What dipping method was used?

I used Tudor Minwax Polyshade. Mez