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Co-host of the 40k Badcast, video boi for Goonhammer, occasional cartoonist, miniature painter and competitive Warhammer sicko
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Thanks! I'll write a proper tutorial someday.
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Go read my words (and others!) about it! www.goonhammer.com/miniature-re...
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Not everything needs to top the last thing! I think the Pig Squig (Puig?) looks natural, like a model you could just pick off the shelf, but the unridden Raptadon has more going on visually just by nature of its pose and feathers. Killer paintjobs on both, btw.
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literally what I'm posting from
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We will keep going until one of us dies
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That's cute as hell and a great paintjob!
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hell yeah brother
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Happy to be here!
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Sounds like a normal day in Portland, Oregon
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congrats that's the cognitive level I write and present for
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it's never too late for a Squig-centric midlife crisis
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Thank you so much! Now to paint 2-5 more!
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Any order of warriors that regularly flagellates and degloves themselves absolutely does not have time for moisturizer or conditioner
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One of Karl Kopinski's best!
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Good gravy that's a pretty Dante. Would love to see you do a similar take on The Green Knight!
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tanks contain dudes, loophole closed
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Thank you! It's my favorite thing I painted last year.
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Thank you! It's such a blank canvas, how could I not?
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Thank you! I totaled it up and it's sadly only like 700 points so far, but it'll get there!
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this shirt goes extremely hard
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Whenever people fret over a new technique like weathering, transfers, or freehand, I tell em to practice on a Space Marine pauldron. They almost definitely have a bucket of them and they're a great canvas for trying stuff out.
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We'll see! We talk a little about it in Badcast 157, coming to an earhole near you!
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Gorgeous! Love the checks and bit of hazard striping too.
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"Have you been fasting, brother? Did your gene-sire have a history of heart disease?"
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Thanks! We're hoping to record again real soon!
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Thanks! Grey Seer is the way!
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Love that color scheme! Great execution too.
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The canopy is also removable so I can run it as a Scout Sentinel, and the missile and lascannon are both magnetized too!