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Just finished my LOTD squad to tie in with a Mordrak-themed list. Check em out!

http://www.dakkadakka.com/gallery/images-65644-41066_Legion%20Of%20The%20Damned.html


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Realized I put this in the wrong thread. I'll re-post over to showcase.

Can't say I see all that much remarkable about them, eyes need some fixing, and the base could use some puffing up and being thinner so the feet are a little more visible, and maybe some shading to match their color to add to the ghosty effect. Right now it just feels like heavily tarnished bronze/copper statues with red-painted eyes standing in dry ice boiling away at the feet. It's a little harsh, but I just feel like there's stuff that wasn't picked out all that well.

Not really a fan of the heavy weapon being dragged like that.

Sorry dude but I have to agree. Theyre well painted and i love the idea of ghostly warriors emerging from the mist, but they just seem as though something is missing.

I like the theme and colors and would love to see more.

CC:

1) Shade the fiber used for the base to add some depth. An airbrush or anything that sprays paint can make for some dynamic smoke.

2) Paint the flame reliefs to accent the marines. They feel a bit monotone. Considering the scheme, blue flames may be appropriate.

 reiner wrote:
I like the theme and colors and would love to see more.

CC:

1) Shade the fiber used for the base to add some depth. An airbrush or anything that sprays paint can make for some dynamic smoke.

2) Paint the flame reliefs to accent the marines. They feel a bit monotone. Considering the scheme, blue flames may be appropriate.

the flames might do the trick... i'm wondering about bright green flame that goes up to blue?

Thanks for looking and for the tips guys!

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