My Slow journey to get my Wild west Exodus painted
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About the Project
Life finds a way to get in the way of Hobby time. Lets see how long it will take me to get these to the table.
Related Game: Wild West Exodus
Related Genre: Weird
Related Contest: Global Gunslinger League
Unlocked Achievements: A Dystopian Age Begins
This Project is Active
Demo game
On Wednesday I was able to Demo Wild West Exodus at The Gaming club I attend. It was a bit nerve wracking as it was my first time demoing as a Warhost and my first game of 3rd Edition, but the one I showed the game to had a lot of fun and picked it up really quickly.
Lovely models to paint
No chance of finishing before the challenge ends, but I’m loving painting these
Test painting begins
I managed to get some colours laid down with the airbrush the other day and today I have started a test model to see if I could manage a scheme I liked. still much to do on it, but I think it’s getting there.
Getting somewhere now.
Today I was able to get most of the models from the starter set primed. Hopefully tomorrow I can Zenithal and lay some base colours down. I must say Having a decent Airbrush makes it so much easier and more enjoyable experience.
Merry Wexodus
Even slower progress :(
This may not look like these are from the two player box set, BUT…You’d be right!!! These are some models I had to hand that I could start painting or assembling. Long Tree is pretty much just base coated at the moment. Can I count this as progress?
EXCUSE TIME!!!!
My endeavours to set up my air brush to prime the models was a success. Right up until I got it all set up to find that my airbrush that came with the compressor did not survive the move. the Nozzle broke inside the thread of the airbrush when I attempted to dismantle it for a cleaning.
So, Now I’m on the hunt for a new Budget Airbrush. If anyone has any suggestions, that would be awesome.
Slow but steady
Slowly getting the contents of the 3rd edition starter built. Having moved due to naff circumstances. I’ve gone from having my own hobby desk to now having to work in a 4″ x 16″ section of my computer desk which makes hobbying a lot more difficult. I now mostly need to do the basing and find somewhere to set up my airbrush to get them primed.
It’s progress. so, to quote the green guy “I see this as an absolute win”