We Got Big Trouble...
A cast of thousands
Well, 6, in multiples of 3. These were…interesting to do. The quality of the models in this game is really all over the place. The eyeball creatures and the armored guards look great, but the hatchetmen and gunslingers are a little rough. Of course, that could be down to painter error…
For the Flying Eye Guardians, I decided to try something new (for me, anyway). I primed them in ProAcryl Taupe brush-on primer, which is a light tan similar to Army Painter Ancient Stone, my usual go-to for drybrushed highlights. Over that I did a layer of Speedpaint Peachy Flesh, then painted in the eyes with normal paint.
The armored guards were drybrushed gold over black primer, then I went in and did the red bits with speedpaint, followed by another light drybrush in gold, then some final highlights in Ancient Stone.
Legendary '80s stunt man and prolific movie henchman Al Leong deserves a better miniature...
I will admit that I didn't want to spend too much time on these. I drybrushed them in dark grey over black primer, then painted in the faces, hands, weapons, etc with traditional paints and washes.I still have 5 security guards and 8 street thugs left, then I need to figure out storage.
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