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2-D Bolt Thrower from 1993.
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I have always loved the design of this weapon. The twin balista has the appearance of something that could actually do the work of killing a lot of things simultaneously. Although I question how two guys can reload this thing quickly. Regardless, I have always preferred this miniature over the ones that followed it, mainly because they all seemed to have less bolts to fire. I image this thing laying waste to the rampaging horde foolish enough to be rushing towards it.
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Attached to 50mm base and with grit. |
I basecoated the entire model using Contrast Paints.
Asuman Blue for the armor,
Space Wolves Gray for the cloth,
Guilliman Fleshwash on the flesh and
Aggarros Dunes for the gold armor.
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Basecoats. |
I finished these guys using the steps I laid out in the recent
Swordmasters posts. The big difference being these guys required a lot more white paint.
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Finished and ready to deal death. |
The white areas were basedcoated using
Space Wolves Gray Contrast Paint followed by (the appropriately named)
Ulthuan Gray. This was followed by a thinned application of
White Scar. That was all topped off with a heavy layer of
White Scar for the highlight.
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Crew Commander. |
Wyldwood Contrast Paint was used on the bolt shafts. They were given a layer of
knight Questor Flesh to complete their look.
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Loader. |
I found the skull pile in the old Citadel Basing Kit. It gives the impression that the battlefield these High Elves has been used for these grim purposes before.
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Don't step on a skull! |
This thing is now done. They lack the red color of the 2-D version, and the banner, but somethings might be best left back in the '90s.
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"Ready, aim..." |
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