I apologise that these images are not greatly detailed. However, because I am working on a large number of vehicles, it is impractical to take an equally large number of detailed pictures. The main part is a company of Griffons in line with the Apocalypse expansion. That comprises 9 Griffons (in three batteries of three) and a command Chimera. The first battery has been painted yellow, had its transfers applied, and I got a bit carried away with mud. This was some months ago, so I blame Old-me. Yes.
Two vehicles from the second battery and the company commander's vehicle are at much the same stage.
The remaining four vehicles need some work before they can be coated yellow. I also need some more yellow spraypaint.
I've also put some tracks on what will eventually be a mostly scratch-built Leman Russ.
Penultimately, I was peering through boxes last night and turned up these old Chimera sides. So I popped some tracks on them and made track-guards from thin plasticard.
Lastly, Michael, my apologies for not providing those instructions tonight. I rather over-extended myself today. I do plan to get them done tomorrow. I assure you they'll receive better photographic accompaniments than these!
Like your griffins, but from the pics they look too clean especially with all the caked on mud. Tried doing any washes on them? Devlan Mud made my boltgun Battlewagon look way better.
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Fear not, mate, they're going to get severely weathered in a while. I'll put up a picture later of a vehicle that's had my loving ministrations, and you'll see a remarkable difference between it and these pristine thingies. I honestly don't know why I put the mud on then, as I usually leave it until the penultimate stage after the chipping. I may just have had some spare.
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