Horray! My first 500 Points of Dark Age Outcasts are painted and sealed. Took me way longer than I've intended. 
For the bases I used the style of most of my post-apocalyptic stuff. But this time I tried the weathering liquids from 
Model Mates. Pretty fast a nice effect. I'll make some experiments with them for now I just pulled it all over the bases without any clue what I'm doing. But turned out well for gaming miniatures. 
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| Mud and Sand | 
I just love the miniatures and it is fun to paint them. Some parts are a little fragile but it's okay. It took me so long to paint them that I don't know if I will ever play with them. But minis want to play so it's better to give them their time of joy with all the terrain and dice stuff. 
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| The group shot sucks as allways. Some people are blurry every time. But hey, I have more pictures. | 
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| I guess the Brutes are one of main reasons why I like the Outcasts in Dark Age. Brutes and the fact that they are outcasts. | 
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| The Fixer is a little too clean but I like how he turned out and giant wrenches look badass. | 
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| Saint Floyd the Junklord. He's a giant. | 
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| Because of the black colour sheme, the Wasteland Warriors were relatively fast to paint. The conversions make them look less like the followers of Saint Luke. | 
 
Great bunch of models, especially the clown-faces!
AntwortenLöschenThese badarses got the paintjob they definitely deserve.
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