| With the afternoon off, I decided not to play my games and spend it as if I were at work. Unfortunately, my job isn't to paint models. However, I managed to sit down and get to work on this. Two photos of the finished paint job before I swamp it with my usual black wash. I was tempted not to mount the Ork on top, but after several attempts, I glued him in place without ruining anything. One final photo after the wash showcasing the visible Ork driver. While adding the pipe clips, I had enough green stuff for one more skull. |
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I was originally planning to make four axles, but while cutting the tubes for the wheels, one turned out too wide. So I made an extra set of wheels. I finally realised that I had more green stuff than I could use, and there was no need to use it sparingly. The wheels I made last time were half-filled, sometimes even less. This time, I went all out and filled them to the brim. Sometimes, after poking the holes to make the spoke, the green stuff would overflow out of the inner side. Surprisingly, I didn't try to scrap the excess off to use! As I mixed more green stuff than I intended and didn't want to make a lot of skulls, I ended up making two more axles. In the end, I only had enough left over to make one skull. It should have been two, but the second flew off somewhere, and I couldn't find it.
bother with the others and just filled it with paint instead. It seemed a waste of paint, but it was probably going to dry before I used it all anyway. A minor regret as it wasn't ideal trying to keep the thick dabs of paint flat. At least it meant I had green stuff left to make some skulls.
you can just barely see the pointing finger. I had greenstuff left and rather than messing up the hand, I decided to work on the second one! The second was much harder, but after over two hours, I wonder if this the second step in breaking my gaming addiction? Or is this just temporary fix?
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