Visitors to my blog may have already seen these, but I figured I would post them here - in the perhaps vain hope that it might encourage me to go back and actually finish up the collection sometime































Thanks for looking!
-Chris

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Good clean paint job. I like them a lot.

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Nice army you got. Crimson Fists ate just awesome and you have done justice to them! Keep it going.

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Incredible work...your painting is very very neat. Cool choice of chapter too.

Great basing! Really nice paint jobs too!

Moin,

well done! Best crimson fists I've seen.

I demant an army shot. Show us the hole army!

Ole

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Beautiful fine details. Any scouts planned? I see them as vital to the character of the army.

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Thanks guys!
I don't have an army shot at the moment be I'll see if I can take one when I have some spare time.
Except for some decals on the Marauders all the markings are freehand. It took some practice beforehand, and a few required some touchups of the base color. The Thunderhawk took like five tries to get right

Funny you should mention scouts - I had a unit that was the next thing on the painting table before my terrain project ate up all my hobby time. Also in progress was a Predator detachment and a pair of Warhounds. The sooner I get the kickstarter stuff wrapped up, the sooner I can get back to painting. I've been slowly building up a pile of IG stuff too so there's no shortage of things in need of paint.

I had intended to go back and add some dust and weathering to the lower parts of the vehicles, but I was waffling on how to do it. With drybrushing, pigments and airbrushing on the table, I'm spoiled for choice.

Cheers,
-Chris

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I've tried all 3 in my hobby plog (in my SIG) and found that on chimera sized vehicles the powders and drybrushing gave the same result, the latter being half the work. On superheavies the powders and my airbrush became worth the effort. YMMV

PS glorious fists you've got there!!!

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