Brother Desultor

Well worth waiting for. Top shelf as always

Your work is truly inspirational and displays a level of talent to be admired and perhaps one day emulated. In fact, you have inspired me to dust off my long shelved Emperor's Children project - shelved because I'd never seen a purple that matched what I wanted. Until now. Is the recipe/process for your current purple armour on your Instagram? I started following you the other day and did look through your posts but there's so much glorious content that I found it difficult to focus on that one thing. ***EDIT*** Since my last post I've been back to school and learnt to read properly - so I've found the aforementioned recipe/process on your Instagram page...

Looking very good. I myself am torn between focusing on reviving my beloved Vlka Fenryka to celebrate the launch of Leviathan, or trying something new - and the Carcharodons are currently top of the list. I do have 2 boxes so perhaps that's the solution.... Anyway, watching your work with interest and keep up the great work.

Loving that colour!

Yeuch...... In a good way

Inspirational work as ever. And a timely tip about painting in sub assemblies as I have a large Thousand Sons order arriving imminently....

Stunning!! This may just be what I need to drag myself out of the stagnant quagmire of hobby lethargy I've been festering in for the past few months... Cheers Luther

I like the new guide format

Beautifully smooth painting and those colour gradients are sublime.

An excellent start

I've not dipped into the AdMech forums for quite some time and regret that I'd not seen your inspirational creations sooner. Absolutely phenomenal ideas you come up with

I really like the intention. However, if I may make an observation, the alignment of the sword hand to the forearm looks off.

Beautiful colours that work so well together. Looking forward to seeing more!

Try putting the model in a freezer for a couple of days and then carefully (as in be aware where you hold the model) try to prise them loose as suggested by Urauloth. Exactly this. I once soaked a FW titan in IPA without thinking and it took over a year for the resin to regain its hardness once removed (it was left to soak for 48 hours). I second the recommendation for Biostrip 20, which can be purchased directly from the manufacturer or from Element Games here in the UK. Leave plastic models to soak for about 12 hours and the paint will come off very easily with an old toothbrush, plus a rinse under the tap. Resin can be soaked too but I'd suggest no more than an hour to start with and then test to see how easily the paint comes off. For resin bases that should be plenty as there's generally less detail than a figure and it should be relatively simple to remove with a toothbrush etc.