Lathe Biosas: Kill Team Construction

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**Lathe Biosas**

I know what you are thinking:

"Oh good, another thread started by Lathe Biosas! That's what I've been hoping for!"

I'm glad I could grant this minor wish of yours.

I realized that I will never get my Tempestus Aquilons painted up on my own....

So I'm using you, my fellow Dakkanauts, to inspire/guilt me into painting up 10 Drop Troopers and 1 Servo Turret for Kill Team.

Oh, and as for the title of this Thread...

It's called Operation Meghan Trainor because It's All About That...

**Lathe Biosas**

It's amazing how little room all my Kill Team stuff takes up.

This is my Tempestus Aquilons, all the tokens, the Rulebook, the datacards and the dice. All that's missing is my tape measure.

Things to build:

10 Aquilons
1 Sentry Servitor

**kabaakaba**

Now we just need await till you paint lads

**Lathe Biosas**

kabaakaba wrote:
Now we just need await till you paint lads

I just need a day for the humidity to drop below 75% so I can prime my bases.

Then I can start to paint.

**kabaakaba**

I use rattle cans even with humidity 85%+ because I can't really recall whet in lower then 85% tbh.

**Lathe Biosas**

kabaakaba wrote:
I use rattle cans even with humidity 85%+ because I can't really recall whet in lower then 85% tbh.

Do you prime really close to your models?

I get a gritty appearance on my models when I prime in humid conditions.

**kabaakaba**

7-10 inches at max. Short bursts with really light touches. Works fine for me even if it 99% humidity or -30 on the street. BUT I use locally produced primers what intended for priming canvases. Idk if it gonna work with hobby primers like GW or Valejo

**Lathe Biosas**

kabaakaba wrote:
7-10 inches at max. Short bursts with really light touches. Works fine for me even if it 99% humidity or -30 on the street. BUT I use locally produced primers what intended for priming canvases. Idk if it gonna work with hobby primers like GW or Valejo

I'm using the Rustoleum Black Primer I bought at Wal-Mart.

**Lathe Biosas**

Uhh... so... I got sidetracked and got a Warcry model.

It's kinda like Kill Team... right?

**kabaakaba**

Does it have rules for spearhead?

**Lathe Biosas**

kabaakaba wrote:
Does it have rules for spearhead?

I have no idea... buy I bought some more so I can now field a Gladitorium Fighters Stormcast Eternals Thunderstrike force...

Oh and I got my Harakoni warhawks heads in the mail.

(For some reason I cannot upload photos...

)

**kabaakaba**

Waiting for your painted operatives now