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Spring Clean Challenge; My box of forgotten projects

Spring Clean Challenge; My box of forgotten projects

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Project Blog by necrothrall Cult of Games Member

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About the Project

Here I will rake through my box of forgotten projects and paint some of them. I'll even try and find a use for them.

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Gamesday 2009 Chaos Champion

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I’ve had this guy for almost 10 years now, and he’s never left the blister.  Actually the last time you saw him he was in the blister.

Now he’s ready to butcher some unsuspecting heroes in Warhammer Quest.  Or be the pc chaos warrior and kill some monsters.

Black Numenoreans

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Some more minis that have spent the better part of 10 years in a blister. Now they’re ready to join my Mordor army.

an old limited run elf

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I found an old elf miniature on a shelf at my parents. It’s a limited edition gw mini from ages ago that belongs to my brother.  He says I can have it so it’s fair game. First I need to get the paint off.

an old limited run elf

2nd Mandrake

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Second mandrake done. He’s ready to start his new life as a dark elf assassin in Warhammer Quest.

Queek Headtaker

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I finished this bad arsed individual yesterday.  He’s ready to lead my Ratkin to war.

Let's get this dude built

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I've had this game zone vampire for close to a decade now. I suppose it's time to build himI've had this game zone vampire for close to a decade now. I suppose it's time to build him

Gamezone vampire built

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Gamezone vampire built

What a c**t that was to build.  The horse only has one contact point with the base. I had to not only pin it to the base but also had to use greenstuff to hold it in place. But that wasn’t enough the horse’s leg was warping under it’s own weight. I fixed this by glueing a skull under a bit of cloth creating a second contact point. This  made it a little more stable.   Now I need to fill in the gaps.

Let's get this sod painted

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Gaps filled, arm pinned and reattached and primed Gaps filled, arm pinned and reattached and primed

Starting to block the colours in

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Starting to block the colours in

Armour done

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Armour has been washed and highlighted. I've also painted the bone areas and blocked in all the cloth.Armour has been washed and highlighted. I've also painted the bone areas and blocked in all the cloth.

Cloth done

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I've shaded the hell out of the cloth, there's something like 4 or 5 layers of nuln oil on it. Once that was dry I highlighted it by drybrushing with increasingly lighter shades of grey and a final highlight of ivory.I've shaded the hell out of the cloth, there's something like 4 or 5 layers of nuln oil on it. Once that was dry I highlighted it by drybrushing with increasingly lighter shades of grey and a final highlight of ivory.

Vampire finished.. sort of

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This will be my final entry in this project, I just had to get this vampire finished. I’ve still no idea as to what foliage to put on the base. I just need to go over him again with matt varnish to cover the bits of gloss that I missed. So I’m calling him done for now.

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