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Plasma rifle. |
I've started experimenting with the Combined Army and the Skiavoros was the first miniature I painted. The challenge in the painting is in keeping a unified palette on such varied models.
This model I'll use as my Lieutenant. With a plasma rifle and Ghost Mnemonica- he is an expendable Lieutenant who can take the fight to the enemy.
Overall his scheme came out a bit dull- which is disappointing- but hopefully there will be a new model released in the coming year anyway so I'm not too bothered.
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Priming and base coating |
He was reasonably easy to assemble except for his two antennae on his back which keep snapping off.
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Beginning the detailing |
I wasn't sure what colour to paint the 'muscles'. Given that he is a cybernetic construct- I went with the glowing blue muscle fibre effect. I'm not that happy with it- and it was very time intensive to do- so I don't think I'll be doing that effect again.
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Plasma rifle |
For some reason that now escapes me, I elected to paint on some boney spikes on the plasma rifle and the end of the tail. It doesn't make that much sense on a cybernetic warrior but it's done now and I won't be changing it.
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Grabbing a head |
Painting the corpse was annoying. Having finished the model and then go on to paint a scenery extra was like pulling teeth.
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Scanning for a target |
Until next time.
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