400 Lost and the Damned models, painted assembly-line style all at once, perhaps %80 complete. That is to say, all of them are %80 complete.
This wall and gun platform have been weathered and marked.
A generous number of head-swaps over the entire set, make it far less likely to see repeated models. Even if only by profile. An illusion of variety, through variety.
A tentacle arm here and there provides an opportunity to display more of the contrasting flesh treatment. The lenses on this gas mask, received a four step process, that I had to repeat over some 80 models.
The bandaged right forearm allows for some interesting hand swaps. A touch of red wash to the transition point forgives imperfections in the pinned location, but also gives the model an air of desperation. I made many such modifications.
Armor plate for a shield.
Cardinal Xaphan.
The heavy weapon teams were an opportunity to get creative.
The bases are unpainted on the entire collection. I need to divide them up by any special treatments they require, as I have added barbed-wire and industrial debris throughout. Luckily, the final deep-red soil treatment not only can afford to be a bit messy, but must be so to communicate the environment.
Love that mortar team at the end, great idea!!
ReplyDeleteI love this army. But the Mortar team has to be the jewel on the crown for me.
ReplyDeleteGlad you guys like the mortar team! I have wanted to share that model for some time, but it deserved to have some paint on it for the first showing. I do have some 14 other heavy weapon team bases worth showing as well...
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