Pictures of the Week

[Rabbit]

Every time I see this model I think of a clown with a joy buzzer. "come, shake my hand, you'll get a rise!" yuk yuk yuk

That's funnae. Never thought of that way, but now I'll never get the clown buzzer out of my head!

[theyak]

Now I think I'll have to go buy like 12 of the new huron blackhearts, and model them all coming out of a buggy half the size of a rhino.

[Rabbit]

Now I think I'll have to go buy like 12 of the new huron blackhearts, and model them all coming out of a buggy half the size of a rhino.

Be sure some of them are in top-hats and have the 'squirting flowers.' :party:

[Andusciassus]

Is this an "Army Rooster" 8X

sorry.


The new Chaos models are just to good to be true. The old ones were good too, but the new plastics just makes me soooo happy.

[Rabbit]

Army Rooster :party2:

Ya know, I post a few chickens, and all the chaos players have to make fun. I'm glad I left my goat pics at home 0:

[Toxic]

Pics of the Day: Necron Army-






















::: DISCLAIMER:::
None of these models were painted or converted by me.

Wow I want to know how to do this because I am starting Necrons any advice.

[Rabbit]

Toxic, the watery appearance of the bases can be achieved using a product called 'realistic water.' It's about the consistency of honey, and you can mix paint with it to give it a desired hue. It only takes a smidgen of paint, and I mean just a tincy bit, or else the stuff becomes opaque. You can also leave it clear (which is its natural state) and simply paint the base- it will show through the 'realistic water.' It's not very difficult to use, but I'd suggest googling 'realistic water' and finding a few articles on the product. It runs around $18.00 at your local hobby store. I know that HOBBY LOBBY specifically carries it, as does ebay. It looks like this.

[Morden]

Whoa cool junglecrons i wonder whats next? Frozen necrons? Looking forward for more pictures.

[wntrrvn]

Any model train store should also carry it. That is where I get mine most of the time.

Toxic, the watery appearance of the bases can be achieved using a product called 'realistic water.' It's about the consistency of honey, and you can mix paint with it to give it a desired hue. It only takes a smidgen of paint, and I mean just a tincy bit, or else the stuff becomes opaque. You can also leave it clear (which is its natural state) and simply paint the base- it will show through the 'realistic water.' It's not very difficult to use, but I'd suggest googling 'realistic water' and finding a few articles on the product. It runs around $18.00 at your local hobby store. I know that HOBBY LOBBY specifically carries it, as does ebay. It looks like this.

[theyak]

I'm really digging those swamp-crons. Its nice to see something different done with those guys.