Because of reasons, this may be my last post this Challenge. I've not reached my ambitious target, but it has been good to get paint on figures. Starting with some 'nids:
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10 termagants |
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6 genestealers. I really dislike these particular sculpts. Full of moldlines and soft detail, and hard to parse what is what. |
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Medic |
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Comms dude |
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Heroic commander |
These next troops are Reivers, specialising in behind-the-lines terror with their signature Crocodile Dundee blades, skull helms, and anti-grav backpack vanes that I'm sure will snap off. I used 3D printed pauldrons- and I don't actually like them. They lack the charm of the hand-painted ones.
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5 Reivers. I do like their dynamic posing. |
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Sergeant denoted by helmet stripe |
So, 16x 28mm tyranids: 80 points
8 x big marines: 56 points
Can-opener +56 points
Skulls +20 (total 38)
I'll see if I can get a small amount more done before the end.
From Millsy:
More glorious 40K for me to drool over thanks mate!
I totally agree re these genestealer sculpts but unfortunately there's not a huge choice on offer so we have to make do. They look great regardless and will still terrorise your enemies I've no doubt.
I'm not sure how being bright yellow and eight feet tall qualifies as "sneaky", especially given how much electromagnetic radiation these guys must give off! Whatever else they may or may not be they're superbly painted and a reminder I must try your yellow recipe.
136 points added to your score Barks. Can you get to 1000 be Challenge end or will "reasons" prevail?
Cheers,
Millsy
Good stuff Barks, yeah 8 foot bright yellow - that’s real sneaky!
ReplyDeleteNice work again Barks. I'm about half that height and not yellow and I don't seem able to sneak up on people
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