Hey all I've been a bit slack with the Painting progress posts but I'll try catch you guys up.
At the end of May I had the following to be done.
1x Wraith knight1x Dire Avenger
5x Wraith guard (scythe)
I managed to get the Wraith knight done to a table top quality. I'm quiet proud of how it ended up. With the Wraith knight being my first huge and expensive kit I didn't want to make any mistakes that couldn't be undone so I took my time doing the magnets and positioning it.
With July mostly done I'll just add to the list some things I've started.
1x Dire Avenger
5x Wraith guard (scythe)
5x Wraith guard (scythe)
10x Swooping hawks
I've so far finished there bases and just need to move onto the base coat and then painting.
To finish off I used super glue again on the clear base and on some of the tiles and applied a medium grain sand followed by a finer sand to give it a bit of a run down look.
Next up I will do the base coat. I'm still undecided on whether to glue the wings on before or after painting.
Do you guys have any suggestions or experience with this.
Likely easier to glue on after, though I would pin them, if you glue the pin into the wings and not cut it down you can use it to to jab into a cork or something to help with painting them.
ReplyDeleteI think I have a bunch of these kicking around a friend passed my way, (I may have passed them on already) I remember he always had trouble with the wings staying on so pinning is a good plan, be prepared for them to break off the bases as that can happen to easily.
Basing is looking great. I'd second the pinning. I don't think I've seen a metal model with wings ever hold together by super glue alone.
ReplyDeleteMy guess is you are going to want to pin, glue, and green stuff the gaps. All three working together should help make them fairly secure.
thanks for the advice, I'll give it a try tonight and let you know how it goes.
ReplyDeleteDamn! looking good there brad! love the bases! not looking forward to playing against them though! ;)
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