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MTG Guru · March 24th, 2006, 00:10

Geoms suggestions is spot on, and something I started out doing myself when I first started my IG army and knew what I wanted scheme wise, but didn't have the painting skills at the time to pull off all the detail. Just paint a standard colour scheme to your army at first to get them to 'table top standard', its best to do groups of 5-10 at a time so you dont get bored. Mix it up with some tanks in between squads, and before you know it you will have all of your mini's painted and ready for gaming. I think getting your army painted and onto the table is important in letting you 'connect' with your army, hopefully this will then inspire you to go the extra mile with your painting.

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MTG Guru Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Sydney Age: 31 Posts: 287 Rep Power: 37	Geoms suggestions is spot on, and something I started out doing myself when I first started my IG army and knew what I wanted scheme wise, but didn't have the painting skills at the time to pull off all the detail. Just paint a standard colour scheme to your army at first to get them to 'table top standard', its best to do groups of 5-10 at a time so you dont get bored. Mix it up with some tanks in between squads, and before you know it you will have all of your mini's painted and ready for gaming. I think getting your army painted and onto the table is important in letting you 'connect' with your army, hopefully this will then inspire you to go the extra mile with your painting. __________________ What Guardsmen dont want to hear... "Ok boys, time to fix bayonets!"