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I decided to jump on the bandwagon and I'm glad I did, Primaris are beautiful!

 

I've gone with a rather bright green for the First Legion. But don't knock it yet, all of the extra details and washes should knock it back a bit.

 

 

 

Captain in Gravis

 

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Lieutenant Primaris with Banner

 

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Deciding on how I'm going to approach all of the feather details. I think I'll build up a bone color from brown.

 

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Thanks for the comments guys.

 

I'm just doing slow and regular updates and it keeps me invested in the mission - complete an army!

 

I think once the red and bone details have been hammered out, it will all come together.

 

Here's the Lt. before highlights. Just a simple gloss wash followed by a matte varnish.

 

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I have to say, at first, I wasn't a fan of the bright green - I prefer my Dark Angels a bit more, well, dark - but since you've shaded them they're looking great. All these really impressive Primaris Marines are making me itch to get my hands on them. 

I have to say, at first, I wasn't a fan of the bright green - I prefer my Dark Angels a bit more, well, dark - but since you've shaded them they're looking great. All these really impressive Primaris Marines are making me itch to get my hands on them. 

 

You should! They are awesome fun to paint.

which mat varnish do you use? would you be able to do a step by step so i can see the process?  

 

Sure thing. I will do that with my next model. :)

Moved house so I've been out of action for a few days. Anyway, set my little desk up and started to chip away at old Captain mate. Almost done, I reckon one more session.

 

Also finally got some better lighting to appreciate the blends more. All the other photos have been taken at night time.

 

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Edited by IR0N

Moved house so I've been out of action for a few days. Anyway, set my little desk up and started to chip away at old Captain mate. Almost done, I reckon one more session.

 

Also finally got some better lighting to appreciate the blends more. All the other photos have been taken at night time.

 

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Looks great. Might be worth considering a (I forget the term, it's when you paint like a wash but very watered down without too much paint in it) watery light wash of a (very) dark green to tie all the green together

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