Teetengee

It *really* depends on how you cut the styrene/if you cut on an angle. If you're willing to create a bevel, you could use the papercraft template as is. If you aren't beveling, you'll need to reduce the size of the papercraft components to account for the styrene thickness. I suspect, given the nature of materials involved and papercraft designs in general, you could just use 1mm thickness for pretty much everything except 3mm for internal supports.

Thank you so much everyone! I'm really enjoying pushing myself on these at a bunch of different hobbying skills. I do have some ideas for next steps once I get all these painted, but I might work on some other projects and wait for night-runners to be released.

I was looking carefully for holes in the side of the face to show that it was a mask of someone else's face she was wearing. It seems just...too wide for the rest of her from a drukhari build perspective.

maybe a more flexible cement instead of superglue plus blustuff on a stick to draw it in? superglue is very shock vulnerable in ways some other adhesives aren't, which might help not sure if you could use a vacuum seal as well once it's in place, to pull it tight to the glue (not sure what I'd use to create the vacuum though)

I'm keeping strictly to john blanche masterclass + technicals/effects/etc... but I'm guessing I can do something similar with some paint mixes I'll try it inspired by yours on one of them! Speaking of, decided on black fur on one of them!

A photo of the fully painted minis so far (no basing yet, but still considering it) Did not succeed at my vow, alas, but did get a lot of paint down and am continuing on with it. Next up are rat ogryns, which I'm having a lot of fun with: Looking for advice on what color/color combination/color pattern to do their fur. I'm thinking they should be a more mutation cultivated rat, like double rexes, nakeys, etc. but it doesn't boil things down much. They're subjects of science-rats experiments, so not quite the lab rats themselves (PEW) in general, but are something adjacent, and potentially bred for purpose.

And thank you, good (evil?) doctor, for your work in running this!

well, failure is incompletion, but I did get a *lot* of paint down, and after years of very little hobby, I'm so happy to have done all this. Now I just need to still finish before a trip to Nottingham next month (hoping there's some open tables so I can take pictures with my minis, but at the least I can get some shots at bugman's) These are the unfinished and I did fully finish (save bases) almost a dozen minis to a standard I've never done before:

Alas, my hands were starting to shake earlier and a nap has not resolved it, so I shan't finish my vow in time

Granted, I do think the stormvermin are very pretty

Well, I'm not going to get things done to the standard I had hoped to (spent way too much time on my stormvermin and had some life get in the way), but gonna try to paint all night to get things done to at least a 3color/tabletop standard by the deadline. Wish me luck!

"Best" case scenario, PFP is replaced by tailored individual benefits that make sense for each unit specifically when near death and suffering. (best being that it would be very characterful, but I can imagine that many things to track could be hell for tourney style players)

First model done! 69 (or 68, depending on how you count) to go!

Ok, I've done a little more work to push contrast, and try to suggest some weathering (staining in the cloak, warpstone staining around the points of emission, oil on the joints) as well as cleaning up some pieces here and there. I think this is done until basing:

I definitely want it to be a metal, but I could render it in gold? The blanche set came with a rust effect paint, so I'll look how to use it!