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Thread: [Army Log] Hexfleet Virules

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    Bump!

    Plague Cultists!








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    Daemon Prince/Greater Unclean One ("Shadow of Virules" bound daemon)








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    niiice.....now get some paint on them
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    Looks good, impressive back story.... Enjoy the use of Nurglings. Doing the same with my Chaos army.

    However, like everyone else here I must ask. No paint?
    " Time is a weapon like any other. If anything else....
    I can simply wait for my foes to rot."
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    Issues with painting in my limited time off from law school are 1) I have to finish sculpting a model before I can paint it; 2) it took me a very long time to get all my chaos marines and daemons converted and built and magnetized, and now I am still using my limited time to finish sculpting (after which I will paint- I need to finish my sculpting/converting work on 2x heldrakes and 2x soul grinders and then I am finally 100% done after a year and a half, ignoring Plague Marines); and 3) I lost like 6 months on my chaos/daemons schedule because I decided to start a big new Space Marine army that required a fair amount of converting and sculpting also (totally my own fault).

    But I knew that my goals for my Chaos stuff were pretty grandiose and that it would probably take me all 3 years of law school to build, sculpt, and paint them. It's a long-term project and I hope the results will ultimately be worth it, since I hope my painted models will be really unique.

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    pretty impressive.

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