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About the Project
A short visual overview on all finished SW:L miniatures I own.
Related Game: Star Wars: Legion
Related Company: Fantasy Flight Games
Related Genre: Science Fiction
This Project is Active
Imperial Stormtroopers Upgrade Expansion
Stormtroopers, they don’t get any easier to paint then this!
Prime white, pick up details, done. Seriously, it’s that simple. At least if you only aim for ok’ish tabletop standard like I do 😉
Now the “picking out parts” part.
Assembly, painting bases and then a coat of varnish
And then some glossy varnish on Vader and Luke. There will be some glory shots with Lloyd poses later. Promise 😉
And here are the nice photos including mandatory Lloyd shot.
Operatives - Quick and dirty
Well Vader and Luke as operatives are… very monochrome? Mostly black. So prime them black and be nearly done. And the Trooper Upgrades get primed white of course.
So here is Vader with a hint of blue, boltgun metal and red.
Since painting on black is not my best…. have some white base coat.
And then some pink flesh, brown and green. (Can’t give you colour names here because they where mushed up on the fly and I didn’t make notes…. this will bite me in the ass sometime in the future XD ) Almost done. Just some varnish and a bit of shiny parts later.
Dewbakle aftermath
Took FFG long enough to sort the bases 😉 So here are my first steps into the dewback.
Putting everything on the priming stick
Someone more wise than me once said:
“It’s not easy being green”
Yeah, painting such a large surface with pure Dark Angel Green really didn’t go that well.
Well, just add some layers more! We’re getting somewhere.
The belly got sand coloured and the Stormtrooper got his colours blocked in. After that: partial assembly. Next stop: details, highlights and washes.
See the belly?
Aaaand I hit a hobby road block…. couldn’t get my ass motivated very much so only just today I finished the Dewback and his rider. Washed it with a 50:50 mix of Agrax Earthshade and Lahmian Medium, let it dry and then a zenithal dry brush it with Goblin Green. Glue rider in place, make glory shots.
Done!
Sabine Wren and Bossk
So after much hustle with the uploads (Reminder so self: never upload more than 5 pictures at once!) here are Sabine Wren and Bossk. They took me 3 evenings and they really are easy to paint.
For Sabine I went with a paint job after my Disney Infinity figure I have. Since she looks ever so different in the animated series having the model as point of reference was great.
Enjoy!
