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  1. Disemboweler

    Games Workshop, Tyranids

    Disemboweler posted a topic in Show Off

    Here are my Tyranids from the Games Workshop board game Lost Patrol.
  2. Edsterdoom

    A GW Lost Patrol WIP

    Edsterdoom posted a topic in Works In Progress

    Late last year I bought a copy of the Lost Patrol game by Games Workshop. In my rush to play the game with my sons we used bones models as proxies. Over Christmas I had some time to look at getting the models together. I must confess the plastic models GW produce are really clean with few mold lines. I managed to get a batch built up ready for painting. These models were then given an undercoat of grey and then I selected the infestation markers to paint my chosen colour scheme. I decided in a fairly traditional colour scheme as this would tie in with the Genestealers. From the original base coat of purple I went dry brushed up to a cream colour. Finally I added a glaze of purple to tone it down and then added detail for the teeth. These now require a coat of varnish and they are done. I have decided to use a gloss varnish to give them a wet looking sheen. As always comments welcome.
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