Reavers Batch 2

 So I have started on the next, and last, group of five Reavers.  For the sake of future me, here are the steps done so far, with these first steps all using Vallejo paints:

1: Dusken Green Airbrush basecoat (not applied with an airbrush) on the Armour

2: Dusken Green Shade over that

3: Dusken Green Light drybrushed on top of that

4: Pale Blue Grey applied to skin


And my next character, the Akhelian King, with only the armour done so far, but using the same steps as above.





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  1. Ian15 April 2026 at 09:03

    Hoowah! I also like your... batch structure, I guess. A group of the more basic models with one more elaborate. Feels good. But you're going to run out of Namarti before you run out of Heroes, Eels, Sharks, and Turtles! :D

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