I read a lot, I like nerdy things, I work nights, I miss my partner @tryjen. Pronouns he/him.

Columbia, SC
Joined February 2012
Learning to use contrast paints: very early days. Moving straight from mostly metallics with the Necrons to this seems like a little more jump than is strictly necessary? But this obliges me to figure out new stuff, not just sit around on what I've already learned.
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At some point I have to start learning basing. It's technically a secondary little thing from the Exaction Squad, or 'Judge Dredd 40K'. Gonna call it the Oppression Roomba.
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I also completed the pipeline terrain! Tiny skulls take shelter from the elements like sparrow roosting.
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More Boat details! I tried for cannon glow, not super excited about it but it works I think.
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Got tired of glaring at OrkFort, moved over to Boat. Finished, I think.
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Continues. Brass for pressure vessels and electrical contacts, because Orks like a bit of shiny in their shiny.
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Coming right along. "Low-stakes detail painting is good practice," he says to an audience of thousands of rivets and bolts.
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Highlighting done, from all sides. The other one had a leg off, so it's awaiting repair.
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Final highlighting to follow, but it's mostly done. Ramshackle terrain, thanks to the Orks.
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