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Gorgeously painted, obviously, but that red seems a touch bright for Flesh Tearers.

 Ailaros wrote:
Are you using ghost tints for that red?

No, I havn't tried any of those. I do make my own "tints" though, it is not uncommon for me to be spraying 90% thinner to 10% paint. The more thinner the better usually, it helps control the speckle airbrushed look that you see sometimes.

sockwithaticket wrote:
Gorgeously painted, obviously, but that red seems a touch bright for Flesh Tearers.

It could partly be the picture. It is vibrant though.

VERY well painted... and those tactical marines look great! Flesh Tearers are a truely awesome chapter and you are certainly doing them proud!

Hats off to you!

Wow, they look amazing. Great job.

Those look awesome! How did you do the red tint on the canopies of the Storm Ravens?

Thanks



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Great colors!!!

That 'black' is incredible and the neatness on the brass etch blood drop is admirable.

Thanks for the comments!!!

 mazzHammer wrote:
Those look awesome! How did you do the red tint on the canopies of the Storm Ravens?

I airbrushed tamiya clear red. I then darkened the window framing with black ink.

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