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various projects for dismantling the imperium of the false god emperor of mankind... aka, a 40k modeling blog.
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Where'd that symbol from the rear door come from?
ReplyDeleteIt's purty...
forgeworld brass etch.
ReplyDeleteThe brown stains on the lower half of the hull are dead sexy. How'd you do it? I'm also liking the red you've chosen, especially next to all the brass piping you added. Veddy nice!
ReplyDeletethe stains are layers of uneven rough stroked badab black, gryphonne sypia and devlen mud. the key is, let one layer dry before adding another.
ReplyDeleteVery nice post and I've been wondering if you can add some little tanks of the WW II, the panzer would be nice... and I think you will do the best effort on it. I love this kind of figures and this is my passion so I really like them. Thanks for sharing with us.
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