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Painting up a new team: Morticians Graves, his Veteran version and Vileswarm.

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Hello Guild Ballers, Today some more content not match-report related... Pictures of my latest painted models: The glove of vGraves is missing some paint, I had to glue the hand back on and some glue got stuck on my fingers...  Need to go back in with abadon black. Only Obulus left to do now for morticians, if I'm not mistaken... That's it! Bob Out

Painting up a new team: Morticians - Dirge

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Hello Guild Ballers! This is my third piece for the morticians team! Dirge the bird! The Yellow went  on the claws and beak...  Hope you like it. I went for a light grey wash on the post, darkened up the metal plating.  Added some metal look to the chain.  Gave the skull some dark eyes and a white coat. Glued the bird on after going for a yellow morticians sign. The bird at that point got a light grey coat on the underside and a slightly darker tint on the top side.  I went a lighter towards the head.  Gave the claws and beak the yellow.  After that I briefly touched the outer edges of the wings with some black.  Touched the top with some leadbelcher (GW Color) and came back in with a wash over the entire model. Here's the result: I still have to come back in and do the base.  But I have no idea as of yet how I'm going to do that.  So hang in there! See you soon! Updated Pictures:

Painting up a new team: Morticians - Silence

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Hello Guild Ballers! Yes, he's finaly here, the player you just can't play without in morticians, or so the story goes.  I figured I'd bring him in last since I have to go Silent after that.  I own no more models than this.  For my tournament 8 I'm thinking of bringing Fangtooth or A&G (Avarisse and Greede).  But I did order the starter set ... This part of the blog will be updated over time rather than me putting a second page up with the progress... Priming - first touches of the brush + basic basing work: Update :

Painting up a new team: Morticians - Casket

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Hello Guild Ballers! Casket Time!  This is the part of painting the Morticians where Casket gets his lick of paint.  Nothing better than the casket itself to put the yellow ribbons on! Step one: give the model (not the casket) a lick of white paint: Steps 2 - X : Put some paint on the model - stick the coffin on his back: I will be updating this post rather than putting up a second page.  Keep your eyes peeled! UPDATED Pictures: Bob out.

Painting up a new team: Morticians - Scalpel Part I

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Hello Guild Ballers As you can find here I started up on painting a Morticians Team. This part of the blog will cover Scalpel. After Priming I took a hard look and was wondering where I could ad the yellow on her.  Browsing the Web made me look at the belts on her waist or the feathers attached to it.  I went for the feathers.  I might do the sleeve on one arm.  I'm not sure yet. This is how far I got so far with the little time on my hands till now. I'll come back to her first.  When time can be spent on my hobby again! Update: See you next time! Greetings Bob.

Painting up a new team: Morticians - BoneSaw Part I and way of the brush love

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Hello Guild Ballers! As I'm looking to get more guilds on the table under my command I have been looking around to what team should be the first to moan under the weight of me...  I have two eyes and so each eye started looking at a certain team making me crosseyed and leaving me puzzled.  Those two teams are The Masons and the Morticians.  Since I'm a slow painter I bought a Masons team second hand a while back.  Read up on that here. The other team, the morticians, only caught my eye after the spoiling of Scalpel.  I loved how the model looked and somehow the card appealed to me.  I placed an order in my local games store and as the team didn't come in straight away started looking for ideas on how to paint them.  I came up empty handed until a local posted on the forums of my gaming club (warning: DUTCH). This is what she linked me to:  monochrome morticians. I liked the theme so much I decided to borrow it.  Here are the steps I to...