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  13. Firedrake Cordova
    I like the middy tyres. Although, doesn't the mud-encrusted leading edge of the mud-guard imply they've been reversing?
  14. Firedrake Cordova
    Unbelievable, isn't it? As you say, big armies do look great in display cabinets.
  15. Firedrake Cordova
    Ah, I grew up with 2nd Edition - 2,000 points of Space Marines was roughly the size of your painted army. It made for some compact armies, but lacked the visual appeal of a large painted army on the shelf. Plus, Terminators had a 3+ save ... on 2D6
  16. Firedrake Cordova
    Your previous Sons of Horus army looks nice. I like the use of weathering on their feet to tie them into the environment of their base In terms of model-count, it reminds me of 2nd Edition 40K armies
  17. Firedrake Cordova
    Really nice work. I like the texturing on the carapace of the Helamite.
  18. Firedrake Cordova
    The scenery and table looks great Four-and-a-half days to get the Secundus box painted really isn't bad going - I'd probably still be thinking about the weapons options ...
  19. Firedrake Cordova
    Love the Orkish scrawl and the vat of honestly-not-toxic goo The addition of the vines and bracken is a nice touch, too
  20. Firedrake Cordova
    Can't you just switch-a-roo the company colours of the 7th and 8th to save you from having to re-paint them? I'm biased insofar as I quite like purple, but I do think they look good
  21. Firedrake Cordova
    Vallejo's tutorial implies just paint it over the (painted) surface you want to weather.
  22. Firedrake Cordova
    One brush stroke for the Ultramarines "u" is pretty impressive work
  23. Firedrake Cordova
    Really nice mini dioramas, especially the first one
  24. Firedrake Cordova
    I think your background is spot on - it fits the setting very well. I agree that some kind of stylised sun would make a good icon, or something more generic/abstract like a lightning slash (a la Storm Giants). If you're looking for a lightbox, you can make one really easily.
  25. Firedrake Cordova
    I really like Brother Golaan - the subtle glow on the power emitter is really nice
  26. Firedrake Cordova
    For what it's worth Rosemary & Co, Artis Opus, and The Army Painter all use goat hair in their drybrushes.
  27. Firedrake Cordova
    I come from a time when there was no such thing as a drybrush - we just used knackered old regular brushes that couldn't keep a point. Having said that ... I'll echo what @Grotsmasha said (although I use the Rosemary & Co Model Drybrush ones - The Army Painter has a cheaper equivalent that came out after I bought mine, though).
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