I did manage to finish a unit of Dwarf Quarrellers. Unfortunately when making this post I already see some gems I missed so now I have to go back and do some fix up work.
With this unit complete all I have left is a unit of Rangers and a few character models and my Dwarf Army will be complete. As always any comments are welcome and thank you for taking the time to check out my blog.
-BJ
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4 comments:
Interesting that you used the 6th ed quarrellers. I am much more a fan of the newer ones, they lack the "huge hand" syndrome the older ones had.
I have noticed a few mouldlines on some of them, a couple of helmets and hands really. I'd take care for the future, these tend to stick out when painted and bring the look of the unit down. Otherwise, a fine dwarf unit you have there. I like the use of the old miner champion/hero (I forget which he is now) for the unit. Though, full command on a missile unit isn't wise. -__^
Oh, and don't use rangers. Bad unit in the current edition. Bad indeed.
Yeah all I have are mostly the older Dwarfs, I got the army many years ago and I am just now getting around to finishing painting it. Crap and I can't believe I missed mold lines.
I have no plans on using the Rangers but I own them so they will get painted.
I like the bases on the figures mate how did you do them?
I'm sorry, I was going to reply yesterday but real life kept me away from my computer. Anyway you will never believe this, I use the cheapest bag of cat litter I can find. I put some PVA glue on the base and then dip it into the cat litter.
Once I have 20 or so bases done I then have some diluted PVA glue, about 60% water/40% PVA. I then give each bases a quick dip in that solution and then place on a towel to dry.
Once dry (I usually let set overnight) I prime them black then heavy dry-brush codex gray, light dry-brush of stonewall gray, then a final even lighter dry-brush of skull white.
I love how it turns out and have done every last one of my Dwarfs with this method.I hope that helps.
-BJ
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