Phantom Ravens army

Hello dear friends!

Today I'll show you Phantom Ravens. These gentlemen have very nice colours, that makes them extraordinary! Now you see another one on level 4th project after yesterday Lizardmen army.

They have a few nice details. For example: a freehand of Raven Guard logo on one shoulder of every marine, and wings of the hero look very nice, don't you think?

Full Flicker gallery here: click!

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Jane

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Dark Angels ARMY

The 6th Company ready for some action! One month in the making. Dark Angels in all there glory.

-Azrael
-Ezikel
-20 Tactical guys

-5 Veterans

-5 Termis

-Land raider

-2 Predators

-Whirlewind

-One kick ass Nephelim Jetfighter

This was such a cool army list to paint up. No spam of anything which is great from a painters stand point. As a bonus gift I had made a custom badge "Brother Hendrik" and a beer opener.
How do you like em?

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The Nephilim

     The Dark Angel Army is shaping up as fast as a Nephilim Jetfighter. Just five more vehicles to go.

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Airspace secured

     The Nephelim Jetfighter. Time for some serious air fights. I must say we must set up the resin base shop on the site stat. This one is my favorite so far. I love the explosion detail on the tiles. 

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Ravenwing Bikes

     Bikes are awesome what more can I say.

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Bike weathering

     Hello fellows, wargamers, hobbyists, and miniature enthusiasts. As requested by MR.Lee I have prepared a tutorial for you on how to make your bike dirty with pigments. For this effect I used Vallejo Pigments: Brown Iron Oxide and Light Yellow Ochre.

   
Step 1. I have began by putting the Brown Pigment into a container and mixind it with water to achieve almost fluid-like consistency.

     Step 2. I applied the watered-down Brown Iron Oxide pigment on the bike's wheel. Try to apply it on the highest parts and dirty up the wheel's plating a bit as well it will look more natural.

      Step 3. I repeated the same thing from step 1 with the Yellow pigment but this time I added less water. I wanted it to be more chunky then the brown pigment. I applied the pigment into the wheels' recesses and all the gaps. Don't worry if it gets too clumpy and starts to cover details we will clean that up in a moment.

     Step 4. Take a moist cotton pad or a paper towel and start cleaning up the pigment from the section of the wheel that touches the ground the most. That is done because any dirt and mud won't stick for too long on this part.

     Step 5. Leave the pigment to dry.

     Step 6. If you are satisfied with the result, leave the bike over night to dry before sealing the pigment but if you think it's still too dirty you can come back with a paper towel and repeat step 4.

I would recommend using Vallejo pigment fixer but with so much pigment any varnish in a spray can does the trick.

This is the end result...

Hope you like this simple tutorial. If you have any questions, leave them in the comment section below.

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They just keep on coming

     So seven bikes already done. Time for a Nephelim Jetfighter action? Btw tomorrow I will post a tutorial on those dirt-covered wheels that few of you guys asked for. I have to say those old bikes aren't bad looking at all in comparison to the new ones. I mean that painted the same way they don't stand out much as one might think.

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Ravenwing on the move

     Some models I did at the beginning of the year. First squad of the big DA project ready. Watch your step you don't want to get run over.

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Time for some Dark Angel Vengeance

     So another day, another commission. This is a beginning of a whole new Dark Angel army project.  The whole Dark Angel part of the new DV box set to paint up. When this is ready it will be time for the Belial Team, can't wait!

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