NotOneStepBack Posted 8 hours ago Share Posted 8 hours ago Greetings everyone! I’ve decided to open this thread as a general showcase of my hobby work, both old and new. I’ll be starting with a few earlier projects and then gradually adding more recent ones. I think of this as a long-term hobby log rather than a single army showcase. I paint a bit of everything: different factions, different systems, different styles. There’s no strict plan here, just an ongoing attempt to improve, experiment, and (occasionally) actually finish models instead of letting them gather dust... I’ll be kicking things off with T’au, starting with a cadre painted in a desert camouflage scheme, designed for operations on arid worlds, sun-scorched plains and dusty ruins. The idea was to move away from the usual clean, parade-ready look and go for something more practical and battle-worn, as if these units had been deployed in long, grinding campaigns. The palette focuses on sand, beige and warm brown tones, with a camo pattern meant to feel believable without looking too modern for the T’au aesthetic. Armour panels are kept mostly matte and lightly weathered, less shine, more dust. The bases follow the same theme to better tie the models into their environment. Future posts will range across various armies and projects, depending on what’s currently on my painting desk. As always, feedback, comments and constructive criticism are very welcome, this thread is as much about sharing as it is about learning. Thanks for stopping by! kabaakaba and Xin Ceithan 2 Back to top Link to comment https://bolterandchainsword.com/topic/387502-a-completely-reasonable-amount-of-miniatures/ Share on other sites More sharing options...
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