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Nice stuff CB! That cream is a great contrasting colour, fits those models real well.

Thank you youwashock, gobert, and Olthannon.

Finished the remaining six Redemptionists.







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Love it. Your paint scheme really captures the bizarre flavor of the old-school 40k(Necromunda) setting.

Fantastic CB! The masks look brilliant, such great models.

Love these old sculpts.

Doubly so for the paintjob brown!

Fantastic work CB! The chain flamer is boss!

Congrats on finishing them and great work on the freehand flames!

Nicely done! The painted details look great, and I love your bases! I have my old Orlock "Deathmongers" gang around here somewhere...

Thank you brushcommando, Olthannon, Not Online!!!, gobert, Viterbi, and MacPhail.

The completed gang.



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Very cool gang!
Looking forward to seeing what's next on your paint queue!

Amazing gang, so full of character!

Really cool gang there CB!

Excellent gang CB!

Keen to see what is up next.

Great job, Cap'n!

Really cool gang, CB.

Thank you Guardling, muette, gobert, Olthannon, youwashock, and DJJazzyJeff for your comments.

Other than loads of terrain to fill more tables I only have some stranglers I have picked up in other deals.

A Goliath Heavy, an Underhive Scum, a Ratskin Renegade, and two Cherubs.


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PS: But then there is the Great Escher fight as two members of the gaming group both want to field that gang...

They’re an eclectic bunch Captain, the cherubs look cute… well, if they didn’t have massive skulls for heads they would be! It sounds like 2 Escher gangs is the only viable solution to your gaming group’s conundrum

Thanks gobert.

So it looks like one more gang...but in the meantime, an odd group of figures that need to join their gangs that arrived in later trades or purchases.

There are my entry for this Month's Unofficial Painting Challenge.








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These turned out really well. Especially the stubber has a well worn and well kept look about it. How did you achieve that if i may ask.

They look brilliant CB. The wings on the cherubs and the luscious blonde hair are particular highlights.

Like NotOnline says, the worn metal on the stubber is fantastic. Such a realistic effect.

Very cool, my favourite are the cherubs!

Damn that ratskin on the Ratskin is big. I can understand people from the Underhive being very afraid of rats. I mean the Escher cats are apparently smaller than them

Great stuff with all the minis and you can never go wrong with Cherubs!

Gotta agree with the others, the gunmetal is very cool on the weapons, nicely done! Good luck in the comp

Thank you Not Online!!!, Olthannon, Guardling, Viterbi, and gobert for the comments.

The gun barrel was just a gunmetal grey, then a series of lighter drybrushings of the same color with a little bit of silver added...more each drybrush.

So for the LoER Hobby Challenge Showcase #38: Elevations: I built and painted this piece of terrain. Made from an old printer, cardboard cut out frames, granny grating, pill bottles, plastic card, phone wire, plastic barrels, some other electrical bits, HO scale railroad tracks, plastic hair curlers, metal L brackets, juice lids, some crafter cogs, plastic straws, and other bits and bobs.











All reinforced to prevent easy damage from regular play.

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Great details, looks realistically industrial while still having enough gothic flair!

Very cool terrain, very retro!
Should be perfect for your old school Necromunda minis!

Now this terrain piece is king s**t! I also have an old disassembled printer but have not yet figured out what to make out of it. I might make some kind of copy of your creation

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So for the LoER Hobby Challenge Showcase #38: Elevations: I built and painted this piece of terrain. Made from an old printer, cardboard cut out frames, granny grating, pill bottles, plastic card, phone wire, plastic barrels, some other electrical bits, HO scale railroad tracks, plastic hair curlers, metal L brackets, juice lids, some crafter cogs, plastic straws, and other bits and bobs.

What a list of bits, it couldn't have looked any cooler even if you did chuck in the kitchen sink

Absolutely fantastic scenery, exalted.

I am lately thinking about multi-level terrain more than it is good for sanity. Have to second Guardling - very retro and very properly so. Must be exalted!

I swear I'm going to regret asking this, Cap'n, but... granny grating?