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Last Bladeguard done, or at least close to it. 

 

Trying to improve on power weapon effects, it's still a little hit and miss lol

 

For each Blade Guard I went for a different shield design. This guy has metallic red and granite on his. 

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I'm a little mad that the 3D printed terminator legs look better on my assault termies than the ones I took the time to do :facepalm:. But don't worry I'll still be doing GS work on models. I just thought I the terminators looked too lanky with what I did. 

 

Also bonus Centurion mod, ala that popular conversion I can't remember the name of... Zabdi? 

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One off paint job 

I'll post pics with the finished version later 

 

On deck MKIII marines,  but I need special weapons for them. TT wish in HH and 40k I guess I should give 2-3 of them plasma and 2-3 flamers. Then have two magnetized to be weapons specialists or squad leader. Eventually I'll paint them. I like the new design actually. Idk about the helmet spikes yet

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1 hour ago, Firedrake Cordova said:

What exactly are you unsure about?

So like I do a kind of zenithal method for the black and it does add some nice depths to the black, sometimes I need to go back and add highlights. But considering it took maybe 1h to do the squad it's not bad. The red I'm not sure of a great way to do it with zenithal so I just base coat it then drybrushing and edge highlight and do agrax over it an di think it looks decent. 

I'm just not sure if I've improved much lol

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That's pretty quick to get a squad done in an hour - much faster than I could manage! :smile: 

 

With regard to the red, I think it pops quite well - there's some nicely-obvious highlights on the greaves. :smile:

 

The main trick to working with zenithal priming is to use transparent paints (glazes) to make the most of the graduated undercoat - Contrast paints are great for this but there's a knack to using them on flat surfaces.

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