I did it! I finished my Core Space minis! Well, my new Core Space minis... still have some of the actual minis from the box to go but I'm really excited to have the last of my custom batch ready to go.
I really wasn't sure which way I was going to go with this character, but I like how he turned out. Of course it might be pretty close to the original color scheme for the Tau Ethereal but I'm really not sure. The colors just kind of spoke to me and it only felt right to listen.
And he's not the only one making his way to the finish line! I finally actually painted a Teknes union worker and a defender lineman from Wrath of Kings!
I really hemmed and hawed on this one but the color scheme finally came together. Blue feels like the best choice for their common color, and I'm looking forward to pulling more skin tones into the other works as well. There is some repetition in the sculpts so I'm hoping switching around some elements of their colors will break them up visually.
I also decided to pull in grey for the clothing on the lineman to break up the colors. I also painted some of the bands with white and threw in a little Rhulic gold to spice things up.
And on top of that, I broke out some of my Ork boyz to get some paint onto them too. Well, only one for now but ya gotta start somewhere, right?
I'm trying to use a variety of different shades of green to add some diversity to the mob and so far it's working. Here he is with a few of his buddies who I painted earlier this year.
There is only... four or five dozen more to go? Plus a konverted Ork trukk, some kustom killer kans, some kopters... yeah, I've got a lot of Ork stuff floating around right now.
And last but not least, I also finished painting up Walker, the leader of my independent Zona Alfa team. Here he is pictured with one of the recruits, Jonesy.
As I previously mentioned for Walker, he is a former member of the Institute and it shows in his kit. The armor is mil-spec armor from the Institute and so is his battle rifle. I did mix things up a bit though with his shirt, backpack, and sidearm. All of these bits are done in different colors from the Institute's grey to give him a subtle difference.
And there we have it! A busy few days painting and I'm really pleased with the results. On top of that, I also took all these pictures with a new light box that I picked up from Amazon. I was struggling with the camera settings to get things to appear as I was seeing them but think I've nailed it down... at least for now anyway. Looking forward to working with this particular piece of kit more in the future, including a possible review! But more on that later. Until next time...
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