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Road to Argentis - Part VI

Hello Wargamers!

The time to smash models together is coming quick. I feel the desire for a fully painted army burning deep inside me and no amount of Tums will quell the burn! The world seems to conspire against me to make sure I don't finish the great work however.

I had to move recently and this drastically reduced the amount of time I had to paint since my station wasn't set up, but I continued to do what I could as much as I could do it. My airbrush even broke while I was doing some basecoats. I sprinted to a Hobby Lobby to buy a brush to make sure I wasn't slowed down any longer than necessary. Thankfully, all of the models have paint on them. Unfortunately, I don't think I am going to be able to put the full Dylan paint job experience on all of them. Corners must be cut in order to get it all done in time to a reasonable level. I am going to do as much as possible and attempt to go for the gold, but I must temper my expectations. 




I managed to finish the Reavers and Justerain I will be using for the event with a few extra for use later. I think that they came out very well and I am glad I took the time to do all the extra details. The models surprised me with how much detail they had and it took me alot longer than expected to get them where I wanted them. I am very, very proud of how they came out and glad I spent the extra time on them. Lets just hope they can get the job done on the table. I am always a tad underwhelmed by the Reavers.

All of the work I do from this point is to get the line troops as close to done as possible and make sure the vehicles at least have the green finished. I hope to get the black done as well, but some of the finer details may be left out until after I get back. Well here is a preview of hopefully some coming attractions. Keep up the boom boom guys. Cya next time.

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