My main gripe about SCE is that they all kinda look the same. They are really the Space Marines of AoS.
just pair it with some collor other than blue i thing a burgundy or green would make them stand out quite wellThe problem is I paint lots of them all at once. My theory is that as soon as you get the base colours down and away from grey plastic, the easier it is to get the motivation to finish them. Having piles of grey models lying around is a real vibe killer.
All my Storm cast are painted gold, washed and dry brushed. The gold looks good. But I really wish I had painted them the turquoise colour or whitish.
The thought of stripping the paint of 30 + models is not an appealing one to me, so I wouldn't bother doing that. Also Don't want to paint over them, as some of them have already been painted over a couple of times as I made the mistake of using Agrax earth shade to wash the gold the first time.
a deep maroon edging and cloth color would definitely dull the gold "in your face" effect and make them stand apart from most of the SCE ive seen on tables near me.just pair it with some collor other than blue i thing a burgundy or green would make them stand out quite well

There's some nice proxy's you could use that actually have personalityMy main gripe about SCE is that they all kinda look the same. They are really the Space Marines of AoS.
I actually play 40k quite a bit more than I play AoS (just more active in my area). I play space marines of all kinds (blood angels, dark angels, and ultras) along with the typical imperium cheese of custodes, knights, IG... but my first love will always be my lizardmen
I tend to enjoy AoS a bit more in general, but the brutality of 40k is fun. I was a little concerned when they ditched fantasy for AoS that it would be too similar to 40k but I still enjoy playing both. Not quite sure which I prefer painting.
My guilliman
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