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Started by dargrin, August 06, 2007, 01:15:10 PM

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Inso

I have only gone and found it!

The guy's name is Boltman and here is a link to his juggernaut of Khorne:

http://www.bolterandchainsword.com/index.php?showtopic=71875&hl=

It is the 8th post down and is a perfect example of how contrast REALLY brings out the NMM.

If you have a look at all his posts (by using the search option) it would appear that he is happy to pass on his NMM technique...he may be worth a look?
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Quote from: Inso on August 18, 2007, 07:26:52 AM
I have only gone and found it!

The guy's name is Boltman and here is a link to his juggernaut of Khorne:

http://www.bolterandchainsword.com/index.php?showtopic=71875&hl=

It is the 8th post down and is a perfect example of how contrast REALLY brings out the NMM.

If you have a look at all his posts (by using the search option) it would appear that he is happy to pass on his NMM technique...he may be worth a look?

That's the first pic I ever saw of a NMM mini, about 18months ago, and it's partly what got me thinking about getting back into painting and converting minis again. Not a fan of NMM as a rule, but that model is awesome. Quite cartoony - as all NMM is, kinda by definition - but it really looks the part.

In agreement with everyone else re the Space Marine, though....that's exactly the kind of NMM paintwork that makes me think I'll stick of realm metallics, thanks  :icon_ermm:
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