Age of Sigmar 2.0

So onwards with the massive unit of Chain Rasps. One model to test out a scheme…

I will need to do a pass over all of these for proper basing and some tidying. First though getting the whole scheme down with some batch painting on the other rasps.

Well, it was late last night, we had lost the daylight, but I finished my first unit,  the Glaive Wraiths.

I will try and do some better pictures with a proper setup once we are through these.

Today we need to go and pick-up some more paints @ajhawes has realised she needs and then we’ll be back at it!

@thewaugh showing off his trick of using a small amount of weak super-glue and a tongue depressor for his airbrush a model-on-a-stick method.

Time to try out the blue ghost technical paint and figure out a colour scheme. I wanted blue-tinged rather than green for my ghost effect. I found the technical paint is a little tricky to use for a good effect on larger smoother surfaces. So I ended up re-working the effect on this one to be a blue-blend of layered paints before going to the technical on the white ends.

After assembling and priming two armies, @ajhawes finally get to paint a miniature. Here is some WIP on one of her Sequitors.

So much for clearing the table this morning…

Speaking for myself, I’m not one for going out in the sunshine. But it is convenient when you are spray priming.

@thewaugh and @ajhawes crack on with assembling their armies. Me actually trying to put miniatures together just ends in frustration and ruined miniatures, so Amanda is kindly assembling my Nighthaunts for me as well as her Stormcast.