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Anyone have a limited edition lictor from the Tyranid boxed army deal that they are willing to part with? This is the one with the upper mantis arms folded together (as opposed to opened like on the regular lictor). There are two on eBay at the moment, but they\'re asking way the hell too much...

Herro, I\'m looking for an excellent, smooth metallic paint. Both Vallejo (VMC or VGC) and Reaper have potential. GW Chainmail and the other GW metallics have been good to me, but I want something better. Except for chainmail armour and the uppermost highlights, I generally won\'t drybrush...

As evidenced by the thread title, I am completely without shame. ^_^ Two new minis; one is a marine. I think I\'m getting the hang of toning down my weathering and chipping to a much more realistic state. The white on the folds of the banner is due to applying clear coat a little too thick...

I did two bases for this fellow: One round, one square. My gaming group prefers the rounds for RPGs, but the minis won\'t fit nice and neat in a regiment if they\'re not on a square. STILL not getting that damned \"glassy smooth\" look to the armour, but screw it. <G> On to the next figure...

Painted a little at a time over the past couple of weeks, while posting the stages on the Jenova forums for feedback. Originally was going to be a practice piece for weathering effects, but the sculpt proved too busy to work much of that. Some still there in places. Snow was done with a...

Since my last work was uberweathered, I bounced back in a completely opposite direction. Anyone remember that old Navigator that Citadel put out back in the late eighties with the huge, bulbous head and giant eyes? That\'s what was in my head while painting this guy, hence the old school...

Hi all, Well, I was pretty happy with this one until I decided to look at Cyril\'s marines and the weathering he\'d done. As a result, I almost called this submission \"Cortez, Crapmaster\" but felt the mods may not fancy that. Cyril\'s armour is very smooth and clean with weathering...