You know how you get burn out and all that? Since my 28 page and 12 week project is complete and it's just exams now, something I thought lost to me has returned: My painting mojo! :D
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The difference being mine's for painting, alas. |
Okay, maybe it wasn't that dramatic but it really felt good to pic up a brush, shake up some paint and lay into some old-school citadel/marauder dark elf corsairs :) Yes, my mojo was found in Naggaroth. Amazing what Dark Elves will plunder from you. There's 30 of these corsairs (27+cmd) and picking up from the part-way done test model, I give you:
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loving the drybrushed scales |
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No, not the brush! Not the brus-aaaaarrrghhbgfdisgdjfak! |
Below is the completed test model for my regiment/s of Druchii corsairs (thinking 3 units of 10 or 2 of 15). I'm going to try and locate a 6th edition book for them as I'm sorta over modern GW editions. Plus, 6th is what I got in on and so on. Using a selection of brushes and paint brands, the mojo was rediscovered and the test corsair is now ready to plunder and pillage...erm, I mean redistribute wealth across the Olde Worlde.
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Might pin a sword or something on later. |
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To be honest, I am gonna miss my old citadel paints once they dry up eventually- noone does a silver metallic quite like the old citadel paints. Still, Vallejo comes close. Not quite, but close. :)
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As of this stage, the first 8 have been armour washed and are awaiting some layers onto their basecoats. It feels sweet to start painting again and just have at it! :) Man, burnout was hell, but now that freedom is around the corner and general nice weather (26 degrees Celsius) is happening, I may indeed finish an army by February.