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Necron Tomb World Bases

In this Post we will be looking at how to make these Necron Tomb world bases to hopefully help inspire you with making some for your own Necron army, or perhaps some nosy Adeptus Mechanicus Digging around where they shouldn't. I will talk about the materials used, and steps that you can go through in order to get an effect that I think work quite well to get a nice and easy result, suitable to a whole army without being too stressful. Materials and Tools For these bases you will need to source a few materials. There are only a few that I would consider required for these bases and there is a lot of room for customising them up and making them your own. The essential: - Base - Super Glue - Cereal Box Cardboard - Ball Point Pen - Scissors - Texturing Materials The Useful: - Hobby Knife - Milliput - Painting Supplies - Colour Shaper The Next Level: - Additional Basing Materials First Stage - Cardboard for bases. The first stage is getting the cardboard ready for the base. Try and c

Drilling Gun Barrels

Today I am going to be looking at how to go about drilling gun barrels for your miniatures. It is a simple process but can be a bit fiddly. I wouldn't say that you have to do it if you don't want to, from some people it is a requirement but you should never push anyone to do something outside of their comfort zone. Materials and Tools For this tutorial you will need a few tools as well as the peace that you are looking to drill out. - Push Pin - Pin vice, with small drill bit - Hobby Knife First Stage - Prep After separating and cleaning your part, you should be ready to start getting ready for drilling out the barrel. I like to do all my drilling while the peace is still separate to avoid causing any damage to parts that might not be glued quite properly. In order to prep the model before drilling I like to take a push pin like the one above and gently push a small indentation into the centre of the barrel. The idea here is to leave a small indent that will help guide the

Necron Cryptothralls, Easy Repose

In this post I will be showing you how you can easily get a variety of poses out of your indomitus cryptothralls to help add some variation to them. This can help make them look just a little bit different without any real skill needed, and will look just a little bit better if you are running more than two. Materials and Tools For this guide you wont need anything special other than the regular set of two cryptothralls that you get in the indomitus set and your glues, clippers and anything that you like to use to clean up your models. To help show you how I've made the first two cryptothralls exactly how they would following the instructions from the box. This will give us a good point of comparison when it comes to changing up the poses. First Stage - Clipping and clean up. The first stage is the same as if you were building them normally, clip and clean both cryptothralls and keep them in two neat separate piles. its important to keep them separate as you don't want to acc

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