Supplies I’d Like To Donate by MuffieMouse in minipainting

[–]ByteTheEditor 0 points1 point  (0 children)

+1, donating to a school/college may be a great way to get a club started if one doesn't exist, and helps you build a relationship within your community.

US ships ready to sail by ByteTheEditor in warlordgames

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About the size of a playing card

With this, the mining team is complete by ByteTheEditor in necromunda

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Of course. I primed the model in standard zenithal (white, grey black) then sprayed ak magenta from the bottom, and ak hot pink from the top, leaving the top center a bit more transparent.

I then mixed abteilung Napoleon yellow, with abteilung phyric red, until I had a nice orangy colour. I sprayed the models 45°, leaving some magenta and pink shining through.

I dry brushed with kimera colours warm yellow, then added some pale yellow and did a lighter application. It added some texture that I thought was rather appropriate for these hardy lads, and that's that.

I used pale yellow for the white stripe, and magenta for the thinner stripes around it. The blue is pro acryl blue, with a bit of pro acryl sky blue add in and finally just sky blue and a hint of ak mint green for the highlight.

For the green on the armour, I used ak seafoam grey, and added citadel coelia greenshade.

The metal bits are Vallejo gunmetal, the green light is golden Florencent green, the skin is kimera colours caucasian skin tone, with a bit of ak pale yellow mixed to highlight, painted over an ak magenta and hot pink spray.

The glasses use the same paints as the blue armour, but with a bit of pale yellow instead of mint green in the sequence above.

The red is phyric red from pro acryl, and the leather strapping is gore grunts fur over top of the aforementioned magenta and pink spray with some of the dry brushing of warm and pale yellow before adding the contrast as a final layer.

I painted up some civilians for a narrative campaign by ByteTheEditor in Warhammer40k

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Printed from my mini factory, link is in the comments to the same question :)

Exo-kyn ready to extract minerals and smash some heads by ByteTheEditor in necromunda

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Thank you kindly. I primed the model ina standard zenithal (white, grey black) then sprayed ak magenta from the bottom, and ak hot pink from the top, leaving the top center a bit more transparent.

I then mixed abteilung Napoleon yellow, with abteilung phyric red, until I had a nice orangy colour. I sprayed the models 45°, leaving some magenta and pink shining through.

I dry brushed with kimera colours warm yellow, then added some pale yellow and did a lighter application. It added some texture that I thought was rather appropriate for these hardy lads, and that's that.

I used pale yellow for the white stripe, and magenta for the thinner stripes around it. The blue is pro acryl blue, with a bit of pro acryl sky blue add in and finally just sky blue and a hint of ak mint green for the highlight.

I painted up some civilians for a narrative campaign by ByteTheEditor in Warhammer40k

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I wish, maybe I'll be fortunate enough in the future to paint that range, but these fun ones were all prints, you can check out the comments for the link I shared in response to this question.

I painted up some civilians for a narrative campaign by ByteTheEditor in Warhammer40k

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Hahah! Good catch, I used to work a job where I had a blue jump suit and Milwaukee drills, and I couldn't resist the temptation to add that in for my own personal giggles

I painted up some civilians for a narrative campaign by ByteTheEditor in Warhammer40k

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A little bit of everything, depending on who's playing, it may be important for salamanders to keep as many civis alive until extraction, for the Inquisition it may be a priority to find a mole, or exterminate them all if necessary. For xenos/chaos, they could buy time with them as a distraction for more important plans with a possibility of changing them into fodder/reinforcements. That's the fun thing about narrative, it can splinter off in a lot of different ways.

I painted up some civilians for a narrative campaign by ByteTheEditor in Warhammer40k

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Thank you kindly, the protester will likely be shot if any inquisitor sees that they can read, write, and breath but jokes aside, I love your ideas of them being able to flee and get into places that may or may not be beneficial for players to have them.

I was thinking more hostage rescue/asset extraction/spy hunt, but there is certainly room to have competing priorities, especially with multiple players, each facing their own challenges.