I may be late to the party, but I’ve finally added Soulstone Miners to my collection.
I used this as an excuse to play with my other TurboDork colorshift paint, Wave Length. It’s a really nice blue/black metallic. I quite like it.
These are pretty simple models, so I also broke out the weathering pigments to add some depth where the miner breaks through the ground.
With M&SU all done, it’s time to finish off an older keyword from my collection. My Arcanists started with the Nightmare alt Colette, and now with Angelica the M3E keyword is complete.
I had long planned to put together some kind of circus-themed proxy, but never got around to it. Now I probably never will.
Completing my M&SU keyword, these steamfitters are some of my favorite minions to paint in some time. Each is distinct and has a ton of great detail, but still fit together as a whole.
The steamfitters have a rough life. Most seem to have at least one replacement limb.
Each of the set got a different dominant color, as I typically do for repeated models that aren’t supposed to be in uniform.
To bring them together, some common colors for common items. In this case, GW Wyldwood for the pads, straps, and other leather items.
The Troubleshooters box gives a nice mix of flavorful henchmen and essential minions.
Why would a guy with a sweet uniform walk around with a giant hammer? Why to demonstrate the importance of safety glasses while working, of course!
The Gunsmiths are chock full of of firearms and flowing cloaks.
As I often do, I reversed the colors between the two. Though the green boots are perhaps a bit goofy.
I struggled with what to put on Fitzsimmon’s sign. I needed something short for this angry protestor. In the end, it became clear — of course the M&SU would protest Ramos’ imprisonment.
