Defiance
With great power comes great responsibility. The Heroes
So I started painting this last week. I got over my sulk at Luxumbra. Yes I want it and no I won’t be getting it but I may make my own, now this design is cannon. Don’t know why this pissed me off so much, as an old art lecturer said to me. “Everything is post modern”, there is no longer any original ideas only iterations of the grand narrative. Don’t think about this too much or you will top yourself. But I did find some comfort in this and pressed ahead.
The models are great I have checked over all of them to ensure all the parts and models were present. This took some organising. This may be a board game but in all honesty a board gamer would find this quite difficult and would need to spend ours on learning before cleaning up and assembling wargaming models if never done before.
I did get one miscast. this is my first in 400+ models from CB. I would have complained or moaned but it was a model I have a second cope of I like better. that makes their error rate for me is 0.25 which is better than any other model company I have used. looks to me like a temperature issue on the mould or the metal and CB I’m sure would have replaced the part if I had contacted them. Instead I chose to spend 6 hours painting the model.
Enough pish, here’s the models.
This feels like a milestone. Even though I have 3 remotes, 4 alternate sculpted heroes to do, 27 Shasvastii and the Megalodron to finish. At least I have started. I may batch paint sections of the models each section should be a post here. 16% isn’t that bad a start. And I think I have enough models to proxy a game of defiance if the opportunity comes base I’m finished.
I am also still waiting on infinity LoF bases being delivered as I much prefer having them for playing infinity with the models. I do have plans of adding coloured rings without he stull that came in the box.
Next up is the remotes. If you are painting these I would advise doing it at the same time as the hero’s my pallet has changed two times since some of them were painted making this a bore to try and remember what colours I used.
More to come.
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