Purchased these last July, and have finally gotten around to assembling and priming them. There are over 60 models in the box!
The minis are a kind of rubbery resin, so cleaning the flash and seam lines was a real pain in the arse. It took a lot longer than forgeworld or finecast resin to prep.
Because they are resin, I had to prime them with an aerosol spray. I used the painting stick technique I saw on a blog years ago, and it made batch priming a snap.
I'll start painting the minions first, so that I can develop an anime style that I'm comfortable with before painting the hero figures. I'm so used to the grimdark of 40K that I'm sure it will take me a while to shift gears.
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Your style is pretty clean. Maybe a little easier on the washes and drop the chipping and I think you're there. This will be a fun one!
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Should be interesting to watch, always curious about this game set. Look forward to your work :)
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