Ooftah, this one hurt my brain. Here we go, another tutorial up at Scratch Built 40k!
Krisken's art stuff, previously all 40k miniatures
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Now it's starting to look like something...
Well, another day, another Scratchbuilt 40k post!
Not sure if anyone is still following, but I have the final tutorial piece up at Scratch Built 40k
Final image of the unpainted model here:
Final image of the unpainted model here:
Ok, that looks awesome.
Damn dude... that looks fantastic even unpainted... I bet it will look super badass once it's painted up!
Ok, got images up of the primed model at Scratch Built 40k. I can't wait to paint the trim and add the rust effects!
That primer makes it look like you made the thing out of sand. It's very odd.
Well, I used 3 different sprays to prime it. I started with a dark green, moved on to a light green as a dusting, then went a little heavier dusting with a cream colored spray. I still get the dark green underneath, but the overall color of the model is brighter due to the cream and light green sprays. Now I can highlight the model with dark greens and highlight that with a bright green without losing detail.
Well, I got the trim painted and added the iron for the rusting effect up at Scratchbuilt 40k. I also included an image of the painting station I built to hold the paints. I think it's kinda neat 
Looks kinda like a spice rack.
Mostly painted Dreadclaw up at my site. I think this will do nicely.
New tutorial up detailing how to build fields of razor wire with some dowel rods, window screen, and glue up at Scratch Built 40k.
I've always wondered... do these field pieces (like the wire) have any effect on units by/near them? As in, are there rules for them?
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Jiarn
Gingerbread 40,000k!
That would be a yummy battle piece, Jiarn!
Ash, the razor wire field would most likely be counted as dangerous terrain, which requires models moving through to make a test by rolling a 6 sided dice (each). Any 1's and the model takes a wound, normal saves apply. Terrain tends to have some important effects on the game.
Ash, the razor wire field would most likely be counted as dangerous terrain, which requires models moving through to make a test by rolling a 6 sided dice (each). Any 1's and the model takes a wound, normal saves apply. Terrain tends to have some important effects on the game.
Also, depending on the units behind them, they also might bestow a cover save.
Jiarn, that Titan looks..... *puts on sunglasses* ...epic
Jiarn, that Titan looks..... *puts on sunglasses* ...epic
Well, it's been over a month, so here it is. Scratchbuilt 40k's first tutorial on the Mk1 Landraider. This has been a long time coming!
Was starting wonder if you gave up 
Just a slight case of burn-out/FF12 addiction. Still playing but collected just about everything possible so not much left to do on it. Plus painting a house, starting a new job, and 3 weddings to attend (and 1 bachelor party) left me with little time for anything else.
I'll take breaks from time to time, but gosh darn it I'll always jump back on the horse!
I'll take breaks from time to time, but gosh darn it I'll always jump back on the horse!
Second tutorial post for the Mk1 Land Raider us up at Scratchbuilt 40k. This one is looking much better than the other one I had built ages ago and looks more accurate!
Whose the big dope who just bought 20 Space Marines and enough of these shoulder pads for all of them? This guy.
This is the color scheme I'm thinking of going with for the army. Any suggestions?
This is the color scheme I'm thinking of going with for the army. Any suggestions?
Just go full Angry Marines and add in the frowny faces!
Forgot to mention, new post up at Scratchbuilt 40k. Post 3 of the Mk 1 Land Raider tutorial.
Slight changes to the color scheme I'm working on.
Pride of the Emperor Tac squad (shoulders will be the lion heads seen earlier)
Pride of the Emperor Captain
Slight changes to the color scheme I'm working on.
Pride of the Emperor Tac squad (shoulders will be the lion heads seen earlier)
Pride of the Emperor Captain
Isn't it more traditional to do the shoulder in red to signify rank?
Post on my hobby progress up at Scratchbuilt 40k talking about the progress I'm making in building my very own Space Marine Chapter, The Emperor's Pride.
@Ashburner: It really depends on which chapter you go with... each has their own particular method of signifying rank... Ultimately, the Captain is the man with the most fiddly bits on his armor (Unless you're fielding a Chapter Master, in which case...)
