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Arbites "Punisher" Strike Cruiser - Paint Scheme?

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PostPosted: Sun Nov 21, 2004 11:18 pm 
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OK, I converted an Adeptus Arbites Punisher Strike Cruiser, following the instructions given in BFGMag (can't remember the issue), and I've used it in games in its undercoated state. However, I'd quite like to paint it at some point this millenium, but I have no idea what an appropriate paint scheme would be for such a vessel.




I believe the ship is based on the Arbites vessel that appears in Execution Hour, if that helps.

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PostPosted: Mon Nov 22, 2004 7:58 am 
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Hi Dysartes,
tough-looking ship. I'd either opt for Arbites colours - but then I'd expect different precincts  on different worlds to have different uniforms - or for something different from the rest of the fleet: for some reason white or blue main colour detailed with black and red (or white and red for the blue scheme) seems to fit - with a gold Aquila somewhere.

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PostPosted: Mon Nov 22, 2004 10:17 am 
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Quote (dysartes @ 21 2004 Nov.,22:18)
OK, I converted an Adeptus Arbites Punisher Strike Cruiser, following the instructions given in BFGMag (can't remember the issue), and I've used it in games in its undercoated state. However, I'd quite like to paint it at some point this millenium, but I have no idea what an appropriate paint scheme would be for such a vessel.

I believe the ship is based on the Arbites vessel that appears in Execution Hour, if that helps.

Yeap that conversion is based on The punisher.
I made my own take on an Arbites vessel as described in the novel and came up with this

http://www.angelfire.com/games4/chubbyb ... rbites.htm

I used blue as the principle colour.

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Dark blue or black are my suggestions, I rather like the idea of red & white detailing as well...

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PostPosted: Mon Nov 22, 2004 12:38 pm 
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Hmm - well, once I've reundercoated it, maybe a midnight blue drybrush, followed by a 50/50 midnight/regal drybrush (lighter pressure) followed by a Regal final drybrush (lightest).

Then see about picking out the details.

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