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Nice, crisp and clean, certainly a departure from your usual orky business! wink

Lessons learned from this: [x] [x] [x]

Glossy paint doesn't like wash-type paints.

It takes a few coats to get a normal paint onto glossy paint.

Pulse carbines (for Pathfinders) suck to glue on.

They also barely give you enough.

They also force chop jobs for the last pair of Carbines.

Imperial Primer isn't Chaos Black.

Imperial Primer, however, is very good at getting into little seams and cracks.

I need to find a "leather" like base color, that isn't a wash.

Spray Paint gets everywhere.

EDIT: And apparently, my Tau from Tash'var are damn near insane. Yes, that is both weapons stuck on that single Stealth Suit. Because, why not?

I think out of that match, my favorite piece is the blade of the axe. What sort of brush did you use, do you know the size/brand?



This computer hates facebook. sad Any chance you have photos uploaded elsewhere?

I probably already know, but are those two plates at her base her pauldrons? sweatdrop

Yeah, I should've known better, the game isn't unofficially called Pauldronmachine for nothing.. I'll say it, I like the mini better without them, but that's me.

Very nice! I like the crisp detail on the flag and the careful layering on the cloth especially.

Thanks for the nice words on my Word Bearers~

Haven't really painted any more since I've been busy with my own Dark Eldar for a while... Just finished converting my Baron who will find his way to the paintstation shortly~

And speaking of Dark Eldar, I really like the ones you've just shown! I'm really hoping to see some more~
Got a painting blog or thread anywhere on the net? Of not maybe start one here? Otherwise I could suggest checking into www.thedarkcity.net
A Dark Eldar community~ good place for tactics and getting inspiration for your DE, I found some for my own there when I was in a paint-slacker period...