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Hi all, glad to be here, and thanks for having me! I haven't played a game of 40K since the 90's, but I started collecting and painting again last year, with 2,000 points of battle-ready Salamanders and nearly 2,000 points of battle-ready Tyranids. I'm more of a lore fiend and model collector than a player, but I hope to get a game in sometime soon, hopefully before 10th edition is replaced. 

 

My current project is my own homebrew chapter, Iron Concord. I try to collect and paint up to 2,000 points before moving on to the next project. Not all assembled or primed, but I'm a little over that with these guys, with a little more planned. Currently working on finalizing the paint recipe on this first batch of elites, then on to the rest of the models. When I began collecting and painting in the 90s, I'd never heard of things like 'edge highlighting,' and speed paints weren't a thing, so I've practiced a lot of new tools and techniques in the last year. Still a long way to go. I'm actually retiring in a few weeks (!), so I'll have a lot more time to devote to this army.

 

Anyway, thanks again for having me here, and greetings from the Pacific Northwest!

Ordo Per Ferrum

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11 hours ago, Concord said:

Notice how I SUCK at drilling the bolters! I botched two in a row then decided until I figure it out, I’m painting black dots. I need to find some 3D printed bolter-fire effects to cover my shame. 

 

HI @Concord and welcome to B+C!

 

If you are using a hand drill tool I suggest, you use first the tiniest bit and then a larger one, so you can pinpoint the center to drill more easily after. :smile:

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