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So... I reprimed models and wanted to preshade them when I found out that I left paints at home :D

Then I realised that I am sitting on about third of all my spare bits that are not from big dinos and I decided to do what I should have done months ago. Astrolith bearer cnversion from start collecting :)
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I need to get additional bits from home, but what do you guys think so far?
 
JTSleep said:
So... I reprimed models and wanted to preshade them when I found out that I left paints at home :D

Then I realised that I am sitting on about third of all my spare bits that are not from big dinos and I decided to do what I should have done months ago. Astrolith bearer cnversion from start collecting :)
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I need to get additional bits from home, but what do you guys think so far?
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Looking good already! Interested what bits you will use on the face of the Astrolith.

Grrr, !mrahil
 
Work continues. Both Astrolith and first five warriors are finished.

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And I also primed second batch of five warriors.
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Imrahil said:
Looking good already! Interested what bits you will use on the face of the Astrolith.

Grrr, !mrahil
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Imrahil said:
Coming together nicely :)

Grrr, !mrahil
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Warden said:
Excellent work, great looking force!
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Thank you both, I am really glad for speedpaint solution, otherwise it would have taken me at least same time period, but with 1-2 hours of painting every day :)
 
Nice astrolith! I appreciate how well you painted those feathers.

And of course I am always a fan of green-painted saurus warriors too :D
 
Warden said:
Nice astrolith! I appreciate how well you painted those feathers.

And of course I am always a fan of green-painted saurus warriors too :D
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Thank you, that is why I love speedpaints, it makes transitions really effortless.

If you like green warriors, then you are in for a ride, because there will be 30 of them :D ... yup, my blog is going to get really repetitive soon :D
 
Imrahil said:
Nice work man! great pace of painting models, they look very good together!
two drummers and two banners, it is quite a party unit ;)

Grrr, !mrahil
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Thanks, that is because paint scheme is really basic. No shenanigans, just single coat and move on.
I really hope that composition is correct for AOS, each group of 5 there is drummer and banner. Could somebody confirm that? :)
 
JTSleep said:
I really hope that composition is correct for AOS, each group of 5 there is drummer and banner. Could somebody confirm that? :)
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That is correct by the book at least, and I don't think that is something that is usually adjusted.
I also love the colour scheme, really nicely done.
 
I finished priming second unit of warriors when I realized that I might need Alpha if I decide to run them as separate unit. So I quickly bashed one from parts at hand and primed him as well. Work was still loading on PC, so I wanted to at least prepare tools for lunchbreak... I looked for my drybrush and couldn´t find it, so in half a hour I basically cleaned and reorganized my whole cubicle looking for it. :D

Of course it was in brush holder, it just fell a bit down and between longer brushes :D

Here is progress photo and on-topic brush holder from workshop spare parts.

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JTSleep said:
I finished priming second unit of warriors when I realized that I might need Alpha if I decide to run them as separate unit. So I quickly bashed one from parts at hand and primed him as well. Work was still loading on PC, so I wanted to at least prepare tools for lunchbreak... I looked for my drybrush and couldn´t find it, so in half a hour I basically cleaned and reorganized my whole cubicle looking for it. :D

Of course it was in brush holder, it just fell a bit down and between longer brushes :D

Here is progress photo and on-topic brush holder from workshop spare parts.

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Dude, those are some serious nuts!! :eek::eek:
Jealous guy right here, at least M42 or bigger?

Grrr, !mrahil
 
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