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A photo of three Eldar Guardian miniatures and a Dire Avenger. The Guardians are painted red with white helmets, the left-most one has no washes or dry-brushing and is very plain. The next is richer red but still no proper washes or drybrushing. Next is one I improved by adding Contrast paint and a drybrush, and the Dire Avenger is painted rich dark blue with nice drybrushing and highlights.

I've been an Eldar player since 2nd Edition Warhammer 40,000 but hadn't put together a list for Kill Team yet. I took them out the other night and remembered that the painting was... not great. I gave some of them a bit of a sprucing up, and you can see the progression here, oldest at the left, then I discovered inks, and then the one I added to the other day with some Contrast paint and drybrushing. I did the same for the Dire Avenger on the right but forgot to do a before photo.

Posted on 8 March 2020, 12:18

A photo of four fully-painted goatmen miniatures in various poses, from Games Workshop's Warhammer Underworlds: Beastgrave game.

The ungors are done! I still need to varnish them before I take proper DSLR photos, but you're meant to do it between 15° and 25°, and both today and tomorrow are going to be above 40°. D:

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Posted on 1 February 2020, 12:34

A photo of four goatmen miniatures from Games Workshop's Warhammer Underworlds: Beastgrave brandishing weapons.

Ungor update: going well! I need to do a wash of Agrax Earthshade on the bases, then a drybrush and painting the edges of the bases black, and I'm done.

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Posted on 30 January 2020, 22:40

A photo of four goatmen miniatures in various poses.

My Ungors are nearly done, just need to do the bases and dry-brushing. They're done almost entirely with the new Contrast paints.

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Posted on 20 January 2020, 22:40

A row of six goatmen miniatures from Games Workshop's Warhammer Underworlds: Beastgrave. They're undercoated light grey, two are larger and more ferocious-looking, and the four smaller ones have their bare skin painted in a darkish flesh colour.

Current status: painting ungors.

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Posted on 28 December 2019, 22:07

A photo of six miniatures in dark brown plastic. They're all goatmen in various poses, brandishing weapons and looking aggressive and brutish.

A photo of five miniatures in dark green plastic, four look like elves but with centaur legs and cloven feet, and they're all in very dynamic fluid poses. The fifth is a chimera-looking animal that's mid-run.

Woot, got the Beastgrave miniatures put together! The amount of detail in Games Workshop's plastic miniatures these days never ceases to amaze me.

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Posted on 26 December 2019, 17:29

A photo of a very industrial/steampunk-looking piece of terrain from the Kill Team starter box. It’s covered in pipes and is painted in dark metallic silver, with the pipes and various panels painted bronze.

Pro-tip: Games Workshop’s new “Gore-Grunta Fur” Contrast paint over Leadbelcher looks FANTASTIC. (This is a WIP hence the places where it needs tidying).

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Posted on 8 September 2019, 12:01

A photo of a Nurgle poxwalker miniature, a fleshy bloated demon with large bone spikes coming out of its head and left shoulder. Its right arm is a pink tentacle, it has the ripped and torn shreds of a pair of dark grey pants, and it's holding a gun in front of it.

The Poxwalkers are coming along nicely! This one's not fully done yet, and I need to touch up a couple of places plus obviously do the base on it but it looks fantastic already. I find whenever I'm doing a batch of miniatures I end up needing to finish one or two completely well before the rest so I feel like I'm actually making progress, as opposed to having a bunch of partially-finished miniatures.

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Posted on 19 August 2019, 23:03

Two lines of partially-painted Nurgle Poxwalkers (think zombies but with more guts hanging out of them and also lots of pustules on their skin) sitting on a desk, with a bunch of paint pots behind them.

I'm taking full advantage of Games Workshop's new line of Contrast paints to finally get the TWENTY Poxwalkers from the Dark Imperium box set done.

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Posted on 18 August 2019, 13:36

And that’s all my Shadespire miniatures finished!

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Posted on 30 June 2018, 22:13