I painted five Reivers. These are behind-the-lines terror troops with their signature skull helms, massive combat knives, and grav-chute wings on their power packs. I used 3D printed pauldrons- and I prefer my hand-painted ones. I may even try to pry them off and redo them.
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| Reivers |
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| Reiver Sergeant |
I also finished off a few more of the specialist Infiltrators:
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| Infiltrator Helix Adept (medic) |
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| Infiltrator Commsman |
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| Infiltrator Sergeant |
Skull-o-meter™: 20
They all look pretty cool to me. With time I've become used to this particular armour, and I think you made quite an outstanding job on all of them!
ReplyDeleteI like it- but then I see the 'Tacticus' mark and I love that more.
DeleteGood looking group. Really don't want to mess with this group.
ReplyDeleteGood idea!
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ReplyDeleteSomehow your Lamenters are TERRIFYING despite being bright yellow! Nice job. I'd leave the pauldrons on, and just... paint more Marines with hand painted ones 😁
I think you're on to something. I'm actually coming close to a bottom of my Marine pile- for now.
DeleteVery nice! I agree with the pauldrons, so cool with the 3d print but somehow not up to match with your hand painted.
ReplyDeleteI think I'll leave them as is. I've got another five Reivers and they'll get the 3D prints for uniformity, but the rest of my Marines will get the hand painting.
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