Thanks, I wanted to give you guys the choice of how far you want to go with your painting.

Thank you very much

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Thank you :D. I find that even though it requires a little extra work to rebuild the model once it's been painted it's much easier to paint models disassembled. You're not having to battle to reach into those nooks and crannies.

It's quite possibly the lighting, my lights are quite bright for filming purposes.

It comes with being on KZfaq. I just try to focus on the 316 likes instead ;)

Daniel Patching 5mm X 1mm

This is the brush I used: amzn.to/2uGDEHn

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Thank you so much!

Drukhari have never really held much interest for me personally but I will keep them in mind for the future!

This is the camera I use: amzn.to/2oUwo9U

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I'm suspecting that GW will be releasing some House Delaque miniatures for Necromunda at some point which are well known for their great coats. If they get released, expect to see some Valhallan conversions :)

NICE !!

I'd recommend Victoria Miniatures' Svargan's who were clearly designed as 'not Valhallans'. If you used Bolt Action Soviets, I'd recommend an armswap with a cadian or third party set as I doubt you could fit a lasgun into the smaller soviet arms

If I ever get chance to paint one of these guys again I will :)

Size wise it's somewhere between an armiger and a knight so I would probably stick to using a knight

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I suppose it would be made of adamantium and I don't know how that weathers and wears. For my titans personally i used leadbelcher and give it a thinned down coat of black templar contrast paint with agrax earthshade either before or after the contrast depending on how I want things

Nope, it sounds like you might have a bad batch :(

They shouldn't be chalky, do you buy your paints online say from eBay or do you buy them from GW. com or in store? Buying them online is risky business as there are a lot of knock off or refilled and watered down paints sold cheep online as "official" products (believe me... Sigh...) however, if you bought them in store or from the GW website, then they are a dodgy batch. 👍

Mine are also all of a similar dry non pourable blob of paint. Your necron compound looked no different to a regular silver paint. Are all you dry paints like that?

They're a thicker consistency than the regular paints. I think that I might not have shook up my paint enough for that particular shot hence why it looks a little more runny than usual.

Even within a same category (ie dry), some GW paints are more aqueous than others. This might also due to how they were stored before being shipped to retailers. For example, despite being all base paint, my Ceramite White and Averland Sunset are notably thicker than Zandri Dust or Baltasar Gold.

Logic 101: don't invest money in something you don't want to use in the first place.

Which people are you talking about? The older players that still have their collections from 20 years ago? This is a new entry point, for a new generation. Don’t fight it; be happy other players can enjoy small scale gaming.

@@ChrisDaRed0709 there are plenty of existing epic 40k/spec games communities who would have welcomed new models. theyre not going to buy new models that are incompatible with the game most people play. making them compatible would have brought those communities and new players together. GW is competing with itself here, those are their own customers. theres a huge market online for epic models, whereas this game will be dead in a few months. the price doesnt help either. you can get the AdTi box in epic models for half the price and it will be a lot easier to find a game with epic players.

@@martynsmith820 I think you're projecting a little bitterness where there is none, I'm just disappointed more than anything, and grossly underestimating the size of the epic 40k community. Our local spec games group is 100+, the local gw barely sees double digit foot traffic. Most spec games communities from what ive seen online seem to operate the same way. In any case you seem very defensive for a product that according to you has no problems. If theres nothing wrong with it and I'm just totally wrong, why bother defending the game at all? Theres an existing community with tournaments, organization, it would have been so easy for GW to sell its new spec games products to those groups, but theyve deliberately designed their product to compete against a product they originally sold. But as I say, if I'm just totally wrong and retarded as you suggest, youd have no reason to reply to this post. Why bother right? Unless you have something to prove, or rather, feel you have to prove me wrong. Thanks for your reply in any case it was enlightening :)

the comment about not even starting and buying epic smacks of "bitter vet" syndrome. Times change and GW shifts focus. I had a full resin HH army when it was first released, however I didn't whine and complain about the new plastics because it was a good thing that expanded the player base into the local stores. The justification has already been given that 8mm was chosen to support a potential release of infantry (allowing you to see the different armour marks). I can only imagine how rustled you will be when/if that gets released and supplants the old epic