This is a group of 12 Imperial Guard Storm Troopers painted in Inquisitorial livery. Check out the photos below, and you can find the auction HERE.
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December 9, 2015
For Sale: Warhammer 40K Inquisition Imperial Guard Storm Troopers
I am selling several of my old painted Warhammer 40K models on ebay. Please feel free to share the auctions with whomever you think might be interested - it will really help out!
For Sale: Grey Knights
I am selling several of my old painted Warhammer 40K models on ebay. Please feel free to share the auctions with whomever you think might be interested - it will really help out!
This batch is a group of 7 Grey Knights in Power Armor with their Grand Master in Terminator Armor. Please check out the pics below, and see the auction HERE.
This batch is a group of 7 Grey Knights in Power Armor with their Grand Master in Terminator Armor. Please check out the pics below, and see the auction HERE.
For Sale: Sisters of Battle
I am selling several of my old painted Warhammer 40K models on ebay. Please feel free to share the auctions with whomever you think might be interested - it will really help out!
First up is a large lot of 45 Sisters of Battle models. Check out all the pictures below, and you can find the auction HERE.
First up is a large lot of 45 Sisters of Battle models. Check out all the pictures below, and you can find the auction HERE.
May 1, 2014
Cheapa$$ Jungle buildings Painted
I painted up the electrical box buildings that I had built for the Jungle/Paradiso campaign table.
I primed them black all over, and then primed the top 75% or so with grey primer.
Then I airbrushed highlights with Vallejo Model Colour Light Grey and then Silver Grey (that's not a metallic color... relax...).
I applied shading with VMC German Grey and then Black. I lined sharp edges in white.
The tiny numerals on each building are waterslide transfers from GinFritter's Gnomish Workshop, via Armorcast.
The weathering was then applied by airbrushing VMC Flat Brown and VMC Olive Grey.
Plants were hot-glued to a couple buildings' bases, and then static grass tufts added to disguise the hot glue.
Windows were quickly rendered hand-painting the area with a solid coat of P3 Coal Black. I then airbrushed the centers with P3 Regal Blue, P3 Cygnar Highlight, and P3 Cygnar Highlight mixed with some White.
I sprayed the same speckled, textured green spray that I used for the table top and the bases of the foliage along the bases of each building. I did not wrap or mask the buildings, allowing the spray to create a natural gradient up the base of each building.
If I wanted to really go to town, I would add overgrowth growing up the sides of the buildings with lichen or coarse turf flock, glued on, sealed, and painted. But I think these will be fine as-is, with a good balance of time and money spent vs aesthetics and playability.
Their biggest downside is that you cannot move INTO them, nor play inside them - You have to go around or climb over. Building kits like those that Warsenal makes are still best for maximum playability.
I primed them black all over, and then primed the top 75% or so with grey primer.
Then I airbrushed highlights with Vallejo Model Colour Light Grey and then Silver Grey (that's not a metallic color... relax...).
I applied shading with VMC German Grey and then Black. I lined sharp edges in white.
The tiny numerals on each building are waterslide transfers from GinFritter's Gnomish Workshop, via Armorcast.
The weathering was then applied by airbrushing VMC Flat Brown and VMC Olive Grey.
Plants were hot-glued to a couple buildings' bases, and then static grass tufts added to disguise the hot glue.
Windows were quickly rendered hand-painting the area with a solid coat of P3 Coal Black. I then airbrushed the centers with P3 Regal Blue, P3 Cygnar Highlight, and P3 Cygnar Highlight mixed with some White.
I sprayed the same speckled, textured green spray that I used for the table top and the bases of the foliage along the bases of each building. I did not wrap or mask the buildings, allowing the spray to create a natural gradient up the base of each building.
If I wanted to really go to town, I would add overgrowth growing up the sides of the buildings with lichen or coarse turf flock, glued on, sealed, and painted. But I think these will be fine as-is, with a good balance of time and money spent vs aesthetics and playability.
Their biggest downside is that you cannot move INTO them, nor play inside them - You have to go around or climb over. Building kits like those that Warsenal makes are still best for maximum playability.
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