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Corvus wrote:And you've also been cutting some corners when it came down to mold line cleaning, but if it's for the tabletop then I forgive you

Indeed! Sadly, I quite often rush myself to finish various parts to a tabletop level in order to use for a campaign weekend. I intend to revisit and clean stuff up one day

Pretty amazing

Hopefully I'll try adding some of the suggestions here tonight. I have a plans to soil the Termites.

I'm also working on this little fellow, hopefully redoing his backpack and adding a bit more dynamic to his posture.

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These are so strange but they look well cool i like the mix of cryx model sections, works rather quite well.

interesting army, very interesting... why don't you check our Tale of Gamers fun project?

Nameless wrote:interesting army, very interesting... why don't you check our Tale of Gamers fun project?

Thanks, but I don't work to budgets, I work to external deadlines (aka Campaigns), so it'd not work for me.

Update on Kelbor Hal:

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well, I suggest you read OUR rules for ToG first

Nameless wrote:well, I suggest you read OUR rules for ToG first

I thought I had

I already have a thread here now though and this deadline ends in 4 weeks.

Looking very nice!

As for the hazard lines lines, have you considered modeling tape? Its great for keeping your lines straight and at a consistant width, its also safe to use over your paint job, you dont have to worry about peeling off a days worth of paint when you remove it.

You can buy it in varying widths, I just picked up a 2mm and a 4mm roll off Ebay specifically for the hazard lines I plan to paint on some future projects.

P.S The brand I picked up was called FASTRAX, designed for RC Car enthusiasts but works great for any scale model painter.

I think I have a slight phobia of using tape on models.

I once built a wine bar frontage for a Graphics project, I used masking tape over my painted surfaces... and it tore it apart.

*scarred*.