Cygnar Trenchers Complete

So I finished these trenchers a while ago actually, but never took them off of the dullcote table.

Double The Pleasure, Double The Fun...

Stormwall #2 done. It looks just like Stormwall #1.

Haven't gotten much else done recently - been pretty apatheic on the miniatures front, and playing lots of video games. (Eve, Neverwinter, and a bit of Path of Exile).

Not sure what my next minis project will be - I still have some more Cygnar to do. Semi tempted by FoW Vietnam. Also need to work on something FoW for Historicon - possible an IS-2 company cause it will be hilarious and fast. Also some more DZC Shaltari...

Also have A LOT of By Fire and Sword coming in once that Kickstarter ends, so part of me doesn't want to pick up any more projects until that!

A Few More Cygnars : Solos and Stormwall #1

A few more Cygnar figures. Fixed the cracking issue - it was an old can of Army Painter Strongtone that went bad. New can works fine. Still have yet to play this army. Not too terribly excited about the prospect of playing Warmachine, but the figures have been fun to work on.

More Cygnar Reinforcements

Next batch of Cygnar painted up, minus the basing. These figures has the same cracking I encountered on the last batch, although this batch dried for 3 days before varnishing, and was on metal surfaces instead of resin. So at this point, I'm thinking maybe my Army Painter dip has gone bad? Never had these issues until the past week.

The new stuff - A Cyclone heavy warjack, two casters (Nemo and friend, and a version of Caine), an adept warcaster, and three stormcallers

The whole army at this point

Stormcallers

Caine

Cyclone

Nemo and friend

Adept Warcaster

Closeup of Caines cracking

Multiple models with the cracking

Cygnar Tempest Blazers

Some Tempest Blazers. They actually turned out pretty bad in person, they have a cracking pattern all over them. I think I hit them with dullcote before the dip fully dried. Oh well. they'll do.

More Cygnar Test Models - The Green Tone

My second batch of Cygnar test models done. This is a pretty much all metallic scheme for the warjacks, and earth tones focusing on green on the boots. This allows me to use the Army Painter Strong Tone on the figures, which I'm a huge fan of (better than most of my washes, provides a great hardening varnish, and soaks into the crevices of joints and reinforces them).

Cygnar WIP Test Model

I recently "acquired" a large collection of Cygnar. This jack was already assembled so I figured I'd use it as a test model.

Just a quick test model - working on a paint scheme. Not sure if I like it - the darker blue looks kinda blackish and not very blue. Also, the yellow spots will either be covered with gold or a brighter yellow...or maybe just left as they are.