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Army Project: Da Stone Toof Tribe

June 2012·pp. 88–94

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Duncan Rhodes returns to his feral Orcs & Goblins after the new Savage Orc Big Boss gives him a reason to add another character. He translates the existing army’s colours into the new paint range, retaining stone weapons and a selection restricted to Savage Orcs and Forest Goblins. His practical advice allocates extra highlights to characters and the front rank, allowing less visible rear models to stop earlier without undermining the completed regiment.

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Ultramarines Stormtalon Gunship

Chad Mierzwa paints the new gunship as an agile anti-infantry attacker in Ultramarines colours. Repeatedly renewed masking protects the clear canopy during primer and spray-gun stages, while the armour, pilot and metals receive their own sequences. Chipped leading edges, scorched engines and Chapter transfers finish the aircraft; the article explains how changing the armour colours would adapt the same methods to another Chapter.

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PaintingWD 390 · p. 25

Stormtalon: Armour Panels

Macragge Blue and Altdorf Guard Blue are sprayed for even coverage before Drakenhof Nightshade defines the panel lines. Calgar Blue and Teclis Blue then provide progressively sharper highlights, with Guilliman Blue glazing the layers together. The extra pale edge stage appears in the illustrated steps even though the later checklist compresses the sequence.

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PaintingWD 390 · p. 25

Stormtalon: Techmarine Pilot

The pilot’s red armour begins with Mephiston Red and a Carroburg Crimson wash before Evil Sunz Scarlet and Wild Rider Red restore the exposed forms. The warm colour distinguishes the Techmarine inside the blue aircraft, giving the cockpit a focal point of its own. Painting the small figure separately also keeps it accessible before the finished canopy is in place.

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