Tuesday 1 March 2016

From ClintB - 28mm Rusty Necrons (25 points)


Yep nothing so exciting,
Just 5 more rusty Necrons.
Nothing special and not any real difference
From what I showed last week.

  
 Just the left 2


Then the right 2.
Not a lot more to say.
Easy to paint while I get on with other things
And I am getting on with other things.
A lot more started.
But not as yet ready to be seen!

Gadzooks! Posting your blurb in poetic form on a Tuesday? That's just not on Clint! This is a painting challenge, not some versification exercise! Another five rusty rusties - that'll be 25 points.

33 comments:

  1. What about the middle one? Where is his close up? He'll get a complex you know...... Looking good though!

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    1. Thank you Jamie, The middle one is in Witness protection and did not want his picture taken for reasons of his own safety!

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  2. Bronze Green and blue spot colour, I like this.

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    1. Thank you Chris. It is a simple "Tin Bitz" base colour (after priming) a dry brush of "Boltgun metal" and then a coat of rust over the top.

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  3. Thank you Tamsin. I assure you it is not in prose or rhyme or anything at all lyrical. It is not poetry at all. I always place the pictures on the right and the writing on the left and throughout the challenge you have altered it to all be centred. So I was just trying to make your job easier. Clearly as a plan that has failed and been misunderstood.
    No big deal to me of course and I do thank you for the kind words. But POETRY was never the plan for me.

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    1. *tsh*
      The secret's out Clint; too late to try to deny it. I wasn't sure if it was deliberate until I read it aloud.

      You are hereby pronounced poet laureate of the Challenge

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    2. Thank you Fair maiden. I will not be accused of protesting too much unless someone eats all my chocolate! (Clint does not share chocolate!)

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  4. Those guys look mean and the bright neon of the guns realy contrasts with the metal.

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    1. Thank you Adam. As the normal GW gun rods are bright green this just keeps them all consistent if/when I get some more from a different source.

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    1. Thank you Ray. Not your bag I know, but until I get a something else to paint they will do! No I do not need to paint yours unless you want to pay me of course then I would be delighted to paint your figures.

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    2. Cheeky git! Do you know what because I like you I will paint a figure for you free. But I get to choose the figure! I Can't say fairer than that!

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    1. Thank you Martin. Just trying to unify the look should/when I get some more.

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  7. Nice work on these fellows Clint - the "rusty" approach is excellent.

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    1. Thank you Greg. Some people say that science would have progressed so far as to get rid of rust. Well we have not so far so I will keep on being rusty.

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    1. Thanke you Fran. Next post WILL be historicals! That is a promise.

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  9. Great looking figures. I will join the chorus on the bronze and rust effects.

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    1. Thank you Peter. I only got these figures to get a game with my nephew as he likes 40K. Last night he has told me he wants a game with muskets! (Not sure what time period but gonna start him on WSS)

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    1. And I would say not so much of the poetry next time... But not sure this qualified! ;/-)

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    2. Thanks Dave. I do not think this is poetry at all. It is just a reaction to the way Tamsin lays out my posts and I thought I was making her life easier by doing it this way. So now I will revert to my old way and let her change them as she sees fit. Less work for me and more for her. No skin of my nose at all.

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    3. Clint - I'm just editing them in line with the style guide laid down by his Snowlordness when I edit your posts :)

      As for the poetry, keep it up, but maybe less melancholic next time ;)

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    4. Not a complaint about you at all Tamsin. Edit as you see fit. And I likewise will post as I see fit and expect you to change it. No worries mate.

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  11. That's almost an Haiku there Clint ;-) anyway the Necrons are very well done, they always scared the cr*p out of me on the table and these do look suitably menacing!

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    1. Thanks Sander. I know my nephew does not like them either especially when they re animate.

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  12. Nice work on the decrepit crypt dwellers, Clint! I suppose they have a TLC needing monolith lurking about too. HMMM, maybe it's still in the catacombs spilling oil! ;)

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    1. Thanks David I have no vehicles or heavy weapons for them just yet. I am stating small and going slow. But If I do find a cheap monolith I would get one.

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  13. nice!

    I always thought Neurons deserved some rust!

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  14. That's such a vibrant green! Very striking.

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