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#miniaturepainting

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Wolf Munroe ☎

I bought some ( 03940) for my game. They're three miniatures all wearing matching robes and carrying daggers. I might also paint a mini in a matching robe.

What color should I paint their robes?

I'll probably use them as demon cultists of (female demon lord of werewolves) but they might worship other demons as the need for cultists arises.

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Andy

The Lancer is built, or at least all the sub-assemblies and parts are ready for undercoating. I'll get that done this week, start on the bits I'm doing (like the pilot), and airbrush the shoulders and leg armour. The rest is going to be up to youngest, who has never painted before. So lots of guidance.

A green, self-healing cutting mat sat on a desk with various modelling tools around it, such as tweezers and ultra-thin plastic adhesive. Various parts from a large mech model are sat on the mat, such as huge shoulder pauldrons and some banners/flags that hang from chains. They are all unpainted.
The main body of a model of a Cerastus Knight Lancer by Games Workshop. Its torso and carapace are sat on its legs, and it stands on a wooden desk next to a tea mug, some pots of paint water (mmmm, tasty paint water!), and a green cutting mat and tools. It is unpainted, ready for undercoating.
A piece of corrugated cardboard sat on a printer in front of a book case. Behind it is a rattle can of matte varnish and an old USB joystick. On it are all manner of unpainted parts from a model Cerastus Knight Lancer, such as the shield arm, ion shield, armour plates, pilot and cockpit parts, and heraldic shield.
#Warhammer#Warhammer40K#40K
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vg11k
Here goes the third batch of my genestealers from the 2014 Space Hulk box. I almost gave up painting those three dude, having a forced stop in the hobby. Thankfully, i past over it and slowly try to retake an habbit to paint. One brushstoke at a time.

Someone once asked why i had painted them with such a colorful scheme instead of the usual white-ish and purple one in the box.

Well. First of all, i don't really like the classic colour scheme, the one from the Leviathan Hive. And by lore, space hulks are very very old space shipwrecks that xenos try to infest to go somewhere else, off the radar and without effort, letting warp-breach and drift do their thing. So for tyranids of a recent invasion, i feel it odd.

Second, i do really like the colour scheme of the Behemoth fleet, the very first tyranid invasion with red skin and dark-blue chitin. It also makes more sense for them to infest a space-hulk rather than Leviathan offspring, since they where here more or less 250 years before. A lot more time and opportunity to sneak into a wreck.

Finally, i did a kind of pinkish purple skin rather than a red one for aesthetic reasons. Blood angels are full red already so it would have been a bit redundant. And i don't really like to paint red much.

Why did i start painting those damn marines...

#MiniatureMonday #MiniaturePainting #40k #SpaceHulk #Tyranids #Miniatures #Art #PaintingWarhammer #PaintingMiniatures
Picture of a crawling tyranid miniature from front, painted in pinkish red and blue. He is holding a red marine helmet in its claws and drool from its tongue and fingers.
Picture of a crawling tyranid miniature from the right, painted in pinkish red and blue. He is holding a red marine helmet in its claws and drool from its tongue and fingers.
Picture of a crawling tyranid miniature from behind, painted in pinkish red and blue. He is holding a red marine helmet in its claws and drool from its tongue and fingers.
Picture of a crawling tyranid miniature from the right, painted in pinkish red and blue. He is holding a red marine helmet in its claws and drool from its tongue and fingers.
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