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Thursday, September 24, 2009
Gene Stealers On the Painting Table
I love the new gene stealer holding the decapitated head of some adeptus mechanicus. It is one of the most fun miniatures I have painted in a long time. I like it so much I have been comparing it to the old gene stealers and wondering what happened to all of the little boney knobs and things that were part of the old model. I may consider some green stuff boney additions to my new stealers, as a way to add the little bit of detail that missed the model. It makes me think about the original models. The original models are very old now, but they have a timeless look that keeps them from being relegated to the back shelf. Compare that model, decades old to the space marine in the new set. I am not sure the marine is as timeless.
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Really nice work there, I love those models and you've given them a great paintjob!
ReplyDeleteStill lovin' them. Care to share with us a step-by-step on how you paint them? :)
ReplyDeletesure. i'll post a step by step with screenshots.
ReplyDeleteSickly looking.
ReplyDeleteAnd by the way, your category is apparently mislabeled as "tyrandis" and not "tyranids"--likewise you have another called "tyranidds."
Yeah, a step-by-step would be great. The green comes out beautifully! Well done.
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