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Contemplating the state of world energy affairs |
So this is Cicero, a Yaogat armed with a bog standard sniper rifle. His MSV2 goggles are perched up on his forehead and he has an earnest expression on his face. Something is definitely making him pause and think a bit.
What really helped me paint Cicero was listening to a few very good documentaries on Youtube. I learned quite a lot about Thorium and the liquid fuel reactors which will hopefully lead to a solution to the impending energy crisis. It's really quite amazing- and the science- solid.
But you didn't come here to hear about the future of nuclear power!
This was Cicero base coated- very uninspiring.
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I am very uninspiring. |
That green stuff is… green stuff. Modelling putty that I've moulded into a mound for the rifle butt to rest on. Unfortunately I wasn't able to get the model to sit flush onto the base so a bit of adhoc crafting had to be done.
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With highlights- looking much improved! |
I think that highlights (and neatness) are the two things that really make a model. How people highlight can be simple or super complex- but the end result of highlighting makes a MASSIVE difference to painting. I don't blend (usually)- I just pick the next colour lighter in the paint range.
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Some more highlights done |
I left the hair this time to the end as it wasn't such a big deal as I wasn't doing any of that messy dry brushing.
Finally, the finished product with a bit of touching up and some more 'super-highlighting' of the black- putting a bit of Ghost grey in the corners of the Cold Grey in the corners of the Black.
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Still thinking…. |
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Showing off various pouches full of goodies |
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A good looking gem there! |
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