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Well... As the boarding action kit is nearly done, I wanted to stop a little the job on the walls, before getting lost somewhere, in order to work on some more chaos stuff.

I've nearly almost finished Poxwalkers, and this afternoon, after a long cleaning session of my brushes, I've been on Flamers of Tzeentch. 
Poxwalkers were really quick and easy to paint. Flamers were ... well... quite different. I think my brain has been ... I feel different... 

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Very nice. The pastel and the changes from pink to blue are very well done and so Tzeenchians.

Flames´colour may eventually be a little bit more controversial, but I guess a green Warp/Warpstone looks quite appropriate on daemons.

Very nice trio.

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Hi there ! 
It's been a while since I've been posting here. I've been very busy painting terrain for AoS, and minis for Cursed City. 
But I won't talk about this anymore here...

Beside this, I've also worked a little bit on my 40k/KillTeam/Necromunda elements. I need some more time to optimize the paint job, but it already looks closer to what I am expecting.

 

 

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I love the addition of the greenery to the industrial style 40K terrain - not only goes it make the terrain look more natural and part of a greater whole, but it adds a great bit of visual contrast to the heavy reds and bright yellows of the terrain.

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Hi Fratus ! 
I've been working on the Volkus Killzone those last days. As I am now used to work with this color scheme, the paint job is getting very quick. No more than 2-3 hours per building. 
That said, I have to admit that it would be much better to really finish all of them. Need more tuft, and greeneries ! 
But it's a ready to play table...

 

 

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On 12/3/2024 at 10:07 AM, Brother Carpenter said:

Very nice scenery, and models.

Great idea regarding the table, you want to use the table top to create a permanent surface?

 

Yes, the idea was to carve all the surface of the table. This kind of table is very cheap, easily foldable, with a size fitting perfectly for our games.

As the top  is totally in plastic, I think i could event drill it to create point access for electricity.

 

Well... I've already did this with MDF, and it take a lot of room, when you don't play. The idea was to have a gaming surface we could easily store somwhere.

Now, I have to considerthe rate of  the WAF.

(wife aceptance factor)...

I relate on the waf.

I once played with a group that had 30*30 cm tiles that everyone modelled with scenery.

Only requirement was a 2 inch pavement around the tile so it would interact with other tiles. It was a great idea.

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