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I've been busy painting up vehicles for the past couple of weeks and thought I'd show them off. They're painted to 'battle ready' standard and, once I've achieved my painting goal, I will go back over them and pick out the finer details.

 

Now, for confession time, my main army is Genestealer Cults, so please have your commissars look away for a minute! However, I do have enough IG to field a decently-sized army, though I don't get to play that often. Constructive criticism always welcome.

Basilisk Charlie.JPG

Chimera no. 312.JPG

Malcador Infernus no. 294.JPG

Malcador no. 310.JPG

Malcador Vulcan no. 329.JPG

Minotaur no. 295.JPG

Trojan Support Vehicle Beta.JPG

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7 hours ago, The Pounder said:

Fantastic work @GSCUprising!

 

Though I can’t condone your Xenos beliefs I can appreciate a solid paint scheme!

Cheers. My company commander has offered to put me in touch with my local commissar for counselling, but I am not sure that will go so well.

 

And thank you. While I don't want my models to look like little carbon copies of each other, I do enjoy uniformity of colour and style.

4 hours ago, GSCUprising said:

While I don't want my models to look like little carbon copies of each other, I do enjoy uniformity of colour and style.

 

And they shouldn't be. Paint fades over time and as your vehicles are replaced they would be fresh rather than faded so would be slightly different in tone and colour.

Also if camouflage paint is done by hand no two vehicles would be the same, similar but not identical. 

Yours are great.

Great work, it must be said. Really gritty and heavy looking. I think the sandy colour was a great choice because the dirt shows up really well on it and has the maximum effect.

I like the little details like the sandbags on the macharius, it really adds personality.

The only possible note I have is a bit of weathering powder or sponge chipping here and there might add even more convincing heft to them, but it really is about as far away from necessary as you can get. As they sit they're just great already.

9 hours ago, Bonehead said:

Great work, it must be said. Really gritty and heavy looking. I think the sandy colour was a great choice because the dirt shows up really well on it and has the maximum effect.

I like the little details like the sandbags on the macharius, it really adds personality.

The only possible note I have is a bit of weathering powder or sponge chipping here and there might add even more convincing heft to them, but it really is about as far away from necessary as you can get. As they sit they're just great already.

Hi and thanks for the comments. I already use a weathering powder, specifically Kromlech's Dark Dirt. My method is normally:

1. Undercoat with Army Painter's Desert Sand spray.

2. Wash all over with a diluted Citadel Agrax Earthshade.

3. Highlight with Citadel Zamesi Desert.

4. Apply all transfers.

5. Apply weathering powder all over.

6. Sponge with AK's Wet Mud Splatter Effects.

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7. Realise I missed a bit then do the whole thing over again on a tiny area.

8. Realise I missed another bit. Walk away and have a coffee.

 

I've been looking into the chipping thing. I will tinker with this properly shortly and post the results. Suggestions most welcome!

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