I decided to go a bit oldschool with this miniature, choosing to paint it with Ultramarine colors they used use in 80s and 90s, so yellow trims instead of gold and red guns instead of black. I used the Goblin Green base with green sawdust as well. I didn't use any washes either, which were not that common in the past. The miniature is relative new, though, it was only yesterday (15 years ago or so), when I bought this one. Just before the assembly I opened the blister pack, where it had been all those years.
So it is a relatively new miniature with relatively old painting techniques. But then again, I made something new, instead of drybrushing, I tried some layering on the gun, but it didn't work very well, and some edge highlighting on the power armor, which wasn't that bad. Only drybrushes are on the plasma coils on the gun (and the "OSL glow" on the gun next to it. The chapter and squad markings are painted freehand.
Good work!
ReplyDeleteNice job Teemu - definitely a BFG there...
ReplyDeleteNow that's a personal sized weapon! Nice.
ReplyDelete'Space Marine portable' does not necessarily equal 'portable' for us regular mortals. So yep, that's a BFG alright!
ReplyDeleteNice looking retro space marine heavy weapons type!
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Awesome, a Plasmacannon with a marine attached. Well done Teemu!
ReplyDeleteThank you all for your comments and votes!
ReplyDeleteNice work Teemu! The plasma weapons are my favorite weapon to give marines and the plasma cannon is definitely a marine BFG! ;)
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