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How rude.

Hollismason wrote:
Please clean your table and stop taking pictures of your medication. It's got your name on it and the prescription number.

While you maybe correct on one of the pictures please send a PM and not post this on an open forum.

Anyway OP your paintjobs are nice and clean,. what models did you get the robes from for the legs on some of your marines

Zgecko666 wrote:

Hollismason wrote:
Please clean your table and stop taking pictures of your medication. It's got your name on it and the prescription number.

While you maybe correct on one of the pictures please send a PM and not post this on an open forum.

Anyway OP your paintjobs are nice and clean,. what models did you get the robes from for the legs on some of your marines

I got the robes from the Dark Angels Veteran Box Set. the heads from Forge World Mk IV Armour. Scopes ans silicners from Anvil Industry.


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Lion's Wrath.

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Lion's Hammer

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The army as a whole looks nice with the colours you've picked.

My honest C&C is that I think you should focus on neatness a little more if you can. When you basecoat and drybrush, try to keep the brush moving in one direction, that way even if the paint catches on the surface it'll look more uniform.

I'd also suggest post-drybrush to take a 50/50 water/paint mix of your purple and go over the armour panels avoiding the main highlights to create a little depth. And try carefully adding a black wash into any metallic recesses, for example where armour panels connect.

I hope that helps, and keep it up.