#basing materials

[darkvolt]

Guess I’ll be starting painting up some of the models I got a while ago, working on my 30k Dark Angels Legionairs / 40k Fallen DA as a Chaos Army.

I really like those relic terminator suits.

This started out as a experiment in making  molds from a bunch of random decoration rocks, casting them in fimo, and then sticking them on bases with superglue. 

Worked out very well, and the hardened/baked fimo clay is able to be carved easy enough to cut off any overhangs for a smooth edge.

As for the Models, I may have wanted to do some milliput sculpting on them to add things like cloth and chainmail on them before priming, but I started looking up for references after I already started painting. As for the references I am a bit miffed that all the Dark Angels Legion references exclusively have sculpted shoulder pads, and there wasnt really a pattern available for smooth shoulder pads that I could Idenify to be officially for the legion. So I opted to emulate the sculpted shoulder pad look with freehand painting, which took me time, but it’s easy enough to do, once I dug out my fine detail brush. Reminding me how important a good fine brush really is.

[greatescapegames]

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