Grotsmasha

Hey!!!! Great to see a familiar face back

WIP #1

Apologies for the delay, but here are some examples, unfortunetly, there weren't any Ravenwing in the AoD Codex, If you'd like pics of specific models, more than happy to grab those for you

Nice to see you back

Black Legion has basically replaced Abaddon Black for me. I top up all new pots of Nuln Oil with Black Templar to get a Nuln Oil closer to the old formula.

Welcome to the Forum Head on down to the RP Games Forum, iirc, members run play by post games down there,

fiverr.com also has commission Printers available

These will be my July (and probably August) models,

Finally managed to get my entry sorted, going for Primarisied and Retro,

The new multipart Terminators have these as separate parts too.

I hadn't considered this, I'll give a couple of mine a go tonight

I know GW's spray primers aren't the cheapest available, but their quality has always been great for me, providing due care is taken. For Corax White, this means shaking the ever loving crap out of it for several minutes, flipping the can top to bottom every 30seconds or so. If you're in a colder climates, try warming the can in warm water first too. I would also spray an old sprue first to make sure the can is ready to go. Also avoid spraying in direct sunlight, this will significantly reduce the likelihood of a flakey finished caused by the paint partially drying in-between the can and model.

The easiest way is to start with a white/bone/grey primer colour and work up. It will, however, always take multiple layers and patience. The thing to keep in mind too, is that you shouldn't ever be layering in white. It should always be a shade of light grey, or bone, leaving the white for edge highlights only.