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Looks great TEY. Was this solely spray gun or some sharp brush highlights added in?
Not familiar using a spray gun and these guys look like a relatively good place to start, given the uniform colours. Any tips for painting these guys would be appreciated mate.
Hi Chris, They are all painted with just a regular brush. The airbrushed areas are the bases. To paint it was very easy. Over a black undercoat I basically drybrushed GW Leadbelcher, then drybrushed Vallejo Oily Steel and then covered the model in GW Black wash. Once this had dried I drybrushed Vallejo Chrome. For rust I used thinned down Burnt Umber oil and added some Mig pigment rust colour. I cant remember though which green I used. I think it was GW Dark Angel green. Hope this helps.
Hey cheers guys for the positive feedback. The Necrons are a lot of fun to paint up and hopefully I will finally get to the gaming table with them when all done.
I'm painting terrain at the moment, all armies on standby for their turn in the paint queue.
I really like your high contrast style on Necrons. It reminds me of how lightning flashes, giving you a still-shot of the things that go bump in the night.
They sure give a dark and grim look
But still bright enough to show the details
Just as Necrons should be (=
/leffegnu