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Suffer not the alien to live
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About the Project
Just getting started.
Related Game: Warhammer 40,000
Related Company: Games Workshop
Related Genre: Science Fiction
Related Contest: Spring Clean Hobby Challenge (Old)
This Project is Active
Got in my first game!
Those Necrons keep getting back up?!?!
Intercessors do not fair well against giant bladesGot in my first game!
Those Necrons keep getting back up?!?!
Intercessors do not fair well against giant bladesGot in my first game!
Those Necrons keep getting back up?!?!Intercessors do not fair well against giant bladesFirst team
I got some of my Deathwatch on eBay preprimed in black and I’m not sure I want to do them yet. As I have had such luck with these guys primed white using the black contrast paint.
with some silver highlights and a bit of color, these went quickly. Done in a weekend.
Getting started
I get to work from home, which is nice, but my company has been piling it on, so to relax many evenings I’ve been getting back to a hobby I’ve largely ignored for about a year.
The collection part of my hobby hasn’t suffered (add to cart), but getting things painted is a whole other story.
Setting up this project is a good way to put my hobby progress “on the record” so I’ll feel an extra touch of motivation when I have a choice of sitting in front of the television with a bag of chips, or doing something that gives me that satisfaction of completion. Even if it is maybe a model at a time.
So… I’ll start here.
As many of you know painting a whole rank and file unit is daunting, so when I start a new project, I tend to start with the leaders.
Work in progress on this Watch Master.
start with a white primer add nuln oil
I've seen a lot of this guy with gold on the chestplate, but I'm liking the green
