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Article: Speedpainting a Deathwing Terminator
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steve22256
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Nice Article, great way to produce an army quickly, that looks good on the tabletop. Hmmm beter sort out asll thos minis I've been putting off painting
Thanks. It was nice of you to bring this over having originally done it for Army Painter. Good to share things in this hobby.
Paintmyfigs
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Great article. Can't beat the results with the amount of time you put in it. I may have to try it on some of my neglected models now.
Very nice. I've seen a few Quickshade tutorials, but few that produced such a nice end result.
What I really like about this technique is you can always go back and add some highlights and other detail touches when you have time. But this gets a great looking mini/army on the table asap!
What I really like about this technique is you can always go back and add some highlights and other detail touches when you have time. But this gets a great looking mini/army on the table asap!
Jonas Faering
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GraveRisen
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AAAAUUUUUUUUUUGGGGHHHHHHHH DIPS
I kid I kid.... I would absolutely never EVER use dips myself, but they really are amazing when you know how to use them. Granted, every dipped army looks the same so you won't have anything unique... but you'll still have solid tabletop quality army.
Nice article, keep it up
I kid I kid.... I would absolutely never EVER use dips myself, but they really are amazing when you know how to use them. Granted, every dipped army looks the same so you won't have anything unique... but you'll still have solid tabletop quality army.
Nice article, keep it up
