I read a lot, I like nerdy things, I work nights, I miss my partner @tryjen. Pronouns he/him.
Columbia, SC
Joined February 2012
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Learning to use contrast paints: very early days. Moving straight from mostly metallics with the Necrons to this seems like a little more jump than is strictly necessary? But this obliges me to figure out new stuff, not just sit around on what I've already learned.
At some point I have to start learning basing. It's technically a secondary little thing from the Exaction Squad, or 'Judge Dredd 40K'. Gonna call it the Oppression Roomba.
I also completed the pipeline terrain! Tiny skulls take shelter from the elements like sparrow roosting.
Continues. Brass for pressure vessels and electrical contacts, because Orks like a bit of shiny in their shiny.
Coming right along. "Low-stakes detail painting is good practice," he says to an audience of thousands of rivets and bolts.
Stages of progress on what's considered a fortification but is really more of a... highly armed wifi relay? More color (stone and ground and more metals), then refinement in the form of washes and highlighting.
Glued and assembled! Mr. Grenade Launcher, front and back. As previously noted, the thigh holster, the back belt, the radio on his right shoulderblade, the left pauldron.
The array of bits. Torso x2, leg x2, thigh holster at bottom left, then clockwise: the back belt with baton, radio, right upper arm, head above and gun below, left arm, and left shoulder pauldron.
