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Armour in April Final Roundup
It's been a very productive month of April for me. I got a lot of work done across a variety of projects. Unfortunately not all of them were hulls for #armourinapril.
The two Leman Russ tanks are ready for the final detailing pass. The Salamander Scout is waiting on the crew to be finished, and the Thunderer is waiting for me to finish the dozer blade as well as a few other details.
In other Armour in April news, I managed to secure seven more hulls in trade right at the end of the month, along with quite a few extra heavy weapons. Five Chimeras, a Wyvern, and a Hellhound will add a little something something to my expanding motor pool.
Finally, Cylde Ar of Mastodóntica got in touch to share his absolutely beautiful Wave Serpents he knocked out during the month. Google probably butchered the translation when I went to check it out but it seems like he also got a Fire Prism and some Shining Spears done. Great work!
Thanks to everyone who joined in to get some armour done this month!
Cheers,
CJ
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Saturday, April 28, 2018
Paint Table Saturday
It's been a busy week! I got The Guilder painted and started in on his bodyguard.
I also got a squad of Mad Robot Miniatures Space Police assembled.
And of course plenty of work on my tanks for #ArmourinApril. I'm getting the four hulls I've been concentrating on closer and closer to finished! The final update will be soon.
Cheers,
CJ
Thursday, April 26, 2018
Inq28: Inquisition War: Lexandro D'Arquebus
And a little preview of the new law in the sump...
Cheers!
CJ
Tuesday, April 24, 2018
Inq28: The Guilder
This is Mad Robot Miniatures 'The Guilder.' I am a big fan of this model. As soon as I saw the preview Mad Robot Steve put on his facebook page I knew how I wanted him to look.
When he arrived I decided to get him cleaned up and painted straight away. After a bath in warm soapy water to remove any mould release agent I basecoated the miniature with Rustoleum grey primer. Once that set I gave him an overbrush of Ceramite White, and from there I had at him with washes and glazes. The finish on the fabric is exactly what I wanted. I used Testors Model Master Turn Signal Amber quite a bit, in all the yellow and gold in fact. It has proven to be a versatile paint. To think I bought it by mistake.
Getting The Guilder knocked out is great on two fronts: firstly it gets me my 'Buy a model and paint it within 48 hours' stamp. Secondly I plan to get great mileage outta him as either a dubious or outright villainous NPC for some Inq28 games.
Ten stamps not including the freebie box! Stay tuned as I try and fill the card.
Cheers,
CJ
Sunday, April 22, 2018
Armour in April 3rd Update
The third week of #ArmourinApril is over. Not too much painting got done this week, but I did bring the Thunderer to life so I feel like it's a fair trade. I did get it and the second of my eBay rescue Leman Russ hulls painted up to the same point as the tanks last week.
The crew of the Salamander is also ready to be painted up. I also have been thinking about adding more stowage to the scout tank...
Nearly there!
Cheers,
CJ
Saturday, April 21, 2018
Paint Table Saturday
Working on lots of tanks this week as #ArmourinApril continues. And I managed to complete a character for Inquisitor Draco's retinue, so that's one down and three to go.
Finally, I got my 'The Guilder' mini from Mad Robot Miniatures. He came today and I'm gonna try and get him painted in the next 48 hours for that bingo stamp.
Cheers,
CJ
Thursday, April 19, 2018
Death Guard 001: Showcase
So far my collection consists of the models from Dark Imperium and The Plague Bretheren. I really like those three models and made sure to snag em since it was rumored they were a limited release. An added bonus for me is the great art cards that come with the box.
As far as painting and the hobby these models are important to me since they were the models that made me dig into my Dark Imperium box and get back into it. I've been on a tear ever since through Squaduary, Monster March, and now my own #ArmourinApril.
Cheers,
CJ
Tuesday, April 17, 2018
Thunderer Siege Tank 001
One of my favorite thing to do is convert models. If you've been following my blog for any length of time I think this is pretty clear. For #armourinapril I decided I wanted to add another hull to my collection so I turned to the Pile of Grey Shame to see about parts.
And after a few hours of work and the addition of some greebles I have a very serviceable Thunderer Siege Tank. There is still a bit of work to do (like adding rivets) before I set to with the greenstuff to finish the build portion of the project.
Now at first I was worried about getting the 'Convert a model into a totally different unit or character. Make sure it accurately represents what it's supposed to be' stamp. I was thinking characters and models on foot and really I'm pretty well set for characters. No, that's a lie... I've got more characters than I need. But then I dug into this project and realized it was perfect to tick it off for my ninth stamp. Still no bingo!
I guess I need to keep plugging away at the pile.
Cheers!
CJ
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Sunday, April 15, 2018
Armour in April 2nd Update
The end of the second week of the month is here and #armourinapril rolls on.
This week saw me get some rare morning painting done before work. I'm usually up quite a bit before I need to leave the house anyways so I may try and capitalize on this previously unrealized hobby time. The Salamander Scout got it's basecoat finished up and both tanks got a black wash so they'd be ready for drybrushing when I got back to my desk again.
Update: I got some progress photos from Pablo Daniele Mura, he is working on a trio of Leman Russ tanks.
In related projects I assembled some parts and set out on a conversion marathon... Stay tuned for more news there.
In only slightly related news Dave Taylor's Kickstarter has successfully funded all the stretch goals. I look forward to getting my book.
Cheers,
CJ
This week saw me get some rare morning painting done before work. I'm usually up quite a bit before I need to leave the house anyways so I may try and capitalize on this previously unrealized hobby time. The Salamander Scout got it's basecoat finished up and both tanks got a black wash so they'd be ready for drybrushing when I got back to my desk again.
Update: I got some progress photos from Pablo Daniele Mura, he is working on a trio of Leman Russ tanks.
In related projects I assembled some parts and set out on a conversion marathon... Stay tuned for more news there.
In only slightly related news Dave Taylor's Kickstarter has successfully funded all the stretch goals. I look forward to getting my book.
Cheers,
CJ
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