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E Company of the 7th Levalloisian Life guards WIP


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Thanks for the comments guys.

Had a really productive weekend painting.....unfortunately it was the bathroom (maybe I should vowed that for the Campaign as a Fortification.....the company latrine)....anyway I digress. Progress on my second vow has been slower than I wanted. I have finished a test model for the Psykers. As a rule I like to compartmentalize the different units of my army by colour but still have them tied in to the rank and file with certain contrast colours. Rank and file Red/White, Priest brown/red, Commissars Navy Blue/Red, Spec Ops Black/red, Psykers Blue/Red/White. I wanted my wyrdvane psykers to follow the same idea Blue/red/white, but I didnt want them to be the same blue as the primaris because lets face it their not that important and given half a chance they would be used as fuel for the Golden throne. So I think I'm going to go with lighter blue. See what you think. Concern is my Psykers look like Cpt America...

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tried a blue wash on another model tonight, it drops the blue in tone WF as you described, but brings the colour basically the same as my primaris. And I kind of want the robe colour to designate a rank of sorts...prob should of gone with cyan as guillloom suggested.
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Spot of house cleaning. Clearing my paint queue prior to ETL, this guy was another rescue model from my parents loft. Here's a progress shot of one of my current projects. I've taken inspiration from a character in a up coming movie for this fella (gold stars if know).

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Edit: Should I be posting this guy here mods? If not melta with extreme prejudice. And my apologies.

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I know well the camera's lies, if only the pictures made the model look better than it does in real life... :lol: I think a bit of a wash for the corners would give it more definition, plus a gloss varnish always looks nice (though cameras tend not to show that either).

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