Brother Carpenter

Looking nice. Really loving the contrast from the tongue. Thanx for sharing.

nice marines

Nah, Just the breacher drill on the new iron clad dread.

And just spotted these. Different knees. Loving it.

Very nice, all of your test models. Far better than I can churn out The eye glow really worked out well. Liking 3 and 4 best of the 4 test types. Keep it up.

love the window washer dude. Can imagine him on my LR cleaning the vision slits

On the washes, you sure the stippling has left the same surface structure as before, I can surely imagine added texture being the case of this problem. Also weather conditions surely influence the behavior of paints, I primed my bt once with rattle can primmer in a humid environment, lets say it pooled very nice on the bases but nothing else....

The checkbord design on the dread

What is your black recipy? Looks very nice.

Regarding the interior o love a noce detailed interior. I always feel cheated when dealing with a non detailed interior kit. Price wise you ll get screwed by gw anyway

It is a very templary squad. Cleanse with burning zeal and fire. Id go for it.

Welcome, Your cult sounds nice, Remember, pictures or it didn't happen!! Love to see some of your conversions.

Love how you combined both older and newer models. Should be a force to look at on the table.

I'm using Revell contacta as well, or UHU plastic kleber. But the metal snout of the Revell product beats all the other application tools of date I have used. I can also recommend pure thinner, do be mindful of the used amount because it will dissolve plastic, you get an almost unbreakable bond as it fuses the contact points. It also gives you great inspiration and releases your inner unrestricted artist when used in an enclosed unventilated room

It is a thing of beauty. Unmatched ZEAL I've had problems with paint adherence when plasticard / resin model was not degreased enough. Maybe that's your issue.