Blood for the Baron!

On the border of the Space Base on the moon, defences are up and running ,on the lookout for
Roboskulls trying to sneak in under the radar!

wow that is one bigass gun !!

excellent work as always, love the paintjob, nice to see a space force custom for a change.

Thought I`d head in a different direction for a change
Great paint scheme on , see what else can be pimped up a little.

That is smart. not a fan of space force but this i like. What was it originally?

Bill

Now it never occurred to me to use orange in the Space Force vehicles, that's inspired! May iask, what are the paints oyu've used? I've been unable to find a matching Space Force blue and grey despite many attempts. Scooby, how come you never print off your own stickers?

Double-tap wrote:That is smart. not a fan of space force but this i like. What was it originally?

Bill

Totally agree and couldnt have put it better

Vehicle is the L.A.W , CaptainAmerica used it on a Shad custom a while back too
http://www.yojoe.com/vehicles/86/law/
http://www.bloodforthebaron.com/phpBB2/ ... &hilit=law

Quite a simple ,plain set that needed a little brightning up

May iask, what are the paints oyu've used

I`ve started using some of the Games Workshop citadel paints,
Blue is the "ultramarines blue" and "fiery orange" for the other.
The grey is "humbrol satin 166 ", bit shiny but the figures are anyway.

how come you never print off your own stickers?

I prefer to paint my own logos on now, bit wobbly on the lines but gives it a little
more personal touch
The computer screens I salvaged from the original, found that sticking them to a figure blister kept the
stickiness really well.

I keep a couple of sheets of A4 printer label backing sheet lying around - you can then store it under a pile of books and keep them from curling.

Cheers for the paint tips, I shall investigate.

I put the entire SKYSTRIKER sticker set on photo paper for storage before
but they all refused to come off:(
The Workshop paints are more expensive at £2 each in hobby craft, but they are realy easy to work with.