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Tzen's T'au (Well, my sons)


Tzen

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My son and I have started playing games of 40k together, and he decided his army is going to be T'au. I am not a huge fan of the T'au range of models, nothing specifically wrong with them, but never appealed to me to paint them. However I was surprised with this Ethereal test model, it was quick and quite fun to paint!

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Currently working on some path finders as the first squad, it's slow work, but I plan on working on his army on and off mixed into my own projects!

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  • 4 weeks later...

It's actually a Nice colour choice, well done to the lad :thumbsup:. I have painted a fair few of the Blue boys and I quite like your sons take on them (and also your painting of course :tongue:

Look forward to reading some bat reps between you and the son in the future!.

 

Cheers, Mithril

 

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He mostly wins. There isn't much to report. I am not great at the game >.<

I have completed another miniature for his army. Odd model this, why does he have a sheathed knife raised into the sky? There have been some odd poses in many a wargaming miniature, but this is very weird.

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well it is a ceremonial bonding Knife, perhaps he's rallying his Unit with their "Bond" ...

great work as always bud, it's just as well that your son beats you :tongue: We are supposed to raise them to be better than we are :thumbsup:... I look forward to seeing his painting one day!

 

Cheers, Mithril 

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I am not sure he will be taking to the painting table at all really, has shown zero desire to do it. Which means the task of painting his army falls to me. 

Anyway, work continues.  He had this pre built crisis suit donated to him by his uncle, so decided to paint it up, so that it doesn't languish on the pile of shame. The weapons are magnetised,  which is not something I personally like to do, but it did help with the painting side of things! 

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