You don't need to worry until they go OOP. Then you can never use them again...
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Oops, missed some comments. Thanks a lot Ivan! I had originally meant to mix female and male Cawdor but say in their fluff they tend to segregate into all male or all female gangs. So a female gang vainly emulating a Sororitas order it is
Is it okay to post minis here that have nothing to do with Necromunda?
I have done it and have yet to be killed. Which either means it's okay, or the others have hired exceedingly slow assassins.
Your thread, post what you want. There are also forums for other game systems (40k for example) that you could start a fresh thread in IF you want to keep your stuff separated. It’s up to you. You’re not limited to a max number of threads. I have like 8? 10? I dunno.
Well I never got around to paint something non-necromunda but here's a test mini I made for future corpse grinders
OK, now that's the sort of mask that should require a Willpower check!
Rather than the "tea towel of terror"
Rather than the "tea towel of terror"
OK, now that's the sort of mask that should require a Willpower check!
Rather than the "tea towel of terror"
All I am scared of here is a health and safety violation so bad it is a felony even on Necromunda.
Speaking of nothing I am looking forward to House of Blades to make me interested in playing my Escher.
Here's a WIP of venator champion that I like to call my Shugoki
Greenstuff needs a lot of smoothing out. Tips on how to do that?
Greenstuff needs a lot of smoothing out. Tips on how to do that?
Dip fingers in water while working with it, before it completely cures.
If you keep a bowl of water nearby you’ll find that while working with it the GS will be a little leas tacky and less likely to collect fingerprints.
If you keep a bowl of water nearby you’ll find that while working with it the GS will be a little leas tacky and less likely to collect fingerprints.
When I use the water method, I end up making GS soup...
A pro sculptor I follow uses “squaline” but not really as it’s expensive. So he uses forehead/nose grease. From his own. Vaseline supposedly works too, but you need the tiniest amounts. Of both.
A pro sculptor I follow uses “squaline” but not really as it’s expensive. So he uses forehead/nose grease. From his own. Vaseline supposedly works too, but you need the tiniest amounts. Of both.
The forehead grease method, passed on to me via the honored Tuomas Pirinen (the GW dude, not the hockey player) is indeed one thing you can do.
Something I also do: I have finally found a use for the liquid Green Stuff I bought on a whim, because while it's kinda rubbish as a filler (which GW advertises it as) if you dilute it right, you can get a very good surface finisher that you can sand down smooth. But it does take a whole while and I've never tried it on something as large as you have up there.
Something I also do: I have finally found a use for the liquid Green Stuff I bought on a whim, because while it's kinda rubbish as a filler (which GW advertises it as) if you dilute it right, you can get a very good surface finisher that you can sand down smooth. But it does take a whole while and I've never tried it on something as large as you have up there.
Is it quite old gs, not completely mixed, or more yellow than blue parts? *shrugs* :/
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