When considering what force to start I suddenly remembered that I had a batch of Necron Warriors made up and undercoated somewhere in my bitz box that I had purchased assembled all the way back in 2011.
So I thought I might as well crack on and finish these guys as they had been waiting a long time for some loving attention.
Besides all the Necron models look pretty sinister and I can use them as generic ‘evil robots’ in my games of Rogue Trader as well; which is an added bonus.
Whilst these guys were relatively simple to paint they were also quite enjoyable as they have pretty clean lines but without the thousands of sharp edges present on power armour. Sometimes it’s nice not to have to spend three hours edge highlighting every single model in a squad.
Whilst these guys were relatively simple to paint they were also quite enjoyable as they have pretty clean lines but without the thousands of sharp edges present on power armour. Sometimes it’s nice not to have to spend three hours edge highlighting every single model in a squad.
All I can say is... ‘Thank God for Leadbelcher spray paint and Necron Compound Drybrushing paint.’ These two magical paints are super useful for banging out Necrons and other metallic toy soldiers at speed!
Overall I managed to churn out this batch of twelve Necron warriors in just under a week. I’m really pleased with how they look and I am definitely going to do a few more of these squads.
In fact this is probably going to be the start of a whole new 40k force which I think will be an interesting challenge. It’s really nice to paint something different and having just read the current Necron Codex I reckon they will play somewhat differently to my other armies!
I’ll let you know how this project progresses....
Cracking work on the Necron!
ReplyDeleteI wish I had the painting pace you have!
Cheers made! Luckily I think they have a paint scheme that is relatively easy to make look good!
ReplyDeleteLuckily it’s my only hobby so I can focus plenty of time on churning out trooos!
Oh, this is new! Nice change! I like the aspect they have; I use Vallejo colours and their metallic paints don't really work for me, so your finding is quite interesting to me :)
ReplyDeleteCheers mate. I like to do something different occasionally as it keeps the hobby fresh.
DeleteI tend to use a mix of Citadel and Foundry metallics. I’ll try and do a tutorial with all the colours I use for these guys at some point!
Very clean pjs there. Well done.
ReplyDeleteCheers mate!! Just working on a few more now!
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