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Watching Paint Dry: Slow & Moderate 6
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PostPosted: Fri Mar 06, 2015 3:40 pm 
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Ooh these are giving me a 90s flashback. =D

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PostPosted: Fri Mar 06, 2015 5:12 pm 
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Like this?

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PostPosted: Sat Mar 07, 2015 1:00 am 
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Quick poll. There's not enough room on the Errant and Castellan torsos for fleur de lys. Should I cut them and work around the round bits, or leave them off entirely?

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I'd vote for cutting and work around. Its a nice bit of detail on the models you've fit them on.

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I agree with gunslinger, go for it. You know you want to. ;D

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PostPosted: Fri Mar 13, 2015 2:59 pm 
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Decals added... Ya jerks...

I did a lot of checkers this week... A lot. Beyond that, nothing much. I've got a few my knight nights before Adepticon though so I think I'll be good. I'm hoping to work on the metal today and do touch-up and bases next week.

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I don't think I'll get to the full basing I intended. I'll likely just start with the flock and save the other stuff for later.

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Aircraft and objectives are also a big maybe too. At this point I'm betting it would be one or the other. Likely the aircraft if I had to guess.

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Nice job, except I would've left the decals off :P

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I'll strip them and start again.

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Decals obviously bring it all together. And seriously impressive free hand checkers.

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Hi!

Splendidly done!

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Ah they're gorgeous, good work!

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really cool looking knights! Great job!

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I finished painting and flocking the last of the Knights over the past couple of weeks. I still might head back and put some Woodland Scenics course flock on the bases for bushes. Everytime I use that stuff though I'm never impressed with the results though. Anyway, here's all my Knights for a 3k game. I gotta get to my aircraft at somepoint, and head back and finish up another dozen knights at some point too.

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The first time I used the old Citadel modeling flock it bled on me when I put my usual thin layer of watered down glue over it. Thankfully the models had already been sealed so I just soaked their bases in warm water until it came loose and I could brush it off. This second time I used thicker glue and didn't bother with the second watered down layer over it.

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