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@GRex yup there are regular games going on at all 3 Game Kastle locations. Check the Facebook group through the link above and there is always something going on. Also, there are a few of us here in Santa Cruz gaming on Wednesday nights.

Are you kidding? I'm flattered that you think it's worth stealing, though to be honest, I stole the idea from James Wapple and my buddy Brian, so I'm just passing along the knowledge. Be sure to shoot me a picture of your results!

Wow, thank you for the kind words. I'll see what I can do about getting a tutorial together, as I do use quite a few "cheats" I can pass along to share with you. However, I'm currently invested in BloodBound for the Season of war, so it will be at least a few weeks until I come back around to Sigmar's Finest. Thanks again, and looking and commenting.

More Hallowed Knights descend for the Season of War. These dual hammer Liberators were made from the starter set and the leftover bits from the prosecutors.

Here is a quick video to clarify the painting process of the bases. Let me know if you'd like more details about any other steps! @Swan @MyGeekyPersona @Leviathus

Everything about this is good. Must resist the urge to steal this idea and build another army... so, awesome....

Hey, there are a group of us trying to grow and develop the Bay Area AoS community. Mostly we meet and play in Fremont, but maybe more events will come in the future. Here's the Facebook link: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1680121682218901/

Thank you, I appreciate the kind response. As for the bases, I do make them myself, and they are really pretty easy to make. I actually need to make a few more, to base my next batch of Liberators I'm adding, so I'll do a step by step when I make the next set. Until then, I can give you a run down on how I do them here. To Build: Roll out Super Sculpy (the tan one, it's harder and more chip resistant) to about 1/4"-1/8" Use a straight edge (steel ruler) and flexible wire to imprint the geometric paterns and arcs on the sheet of soft putty. Bake @ 290 for 20-25 minutes. Let Cool. Break off a piece enough to cover the base you're working with and glue in place with CA glue (superglue). Use pliers, hobby knife, and/or snips to trim up the edges and chip the base to your liking. Also, you might need to re-carve/deepen some of the details from step 2. To Paint: Prime liberally with dark grey or black primer. Let Dry. From directly above (top down 90 degrees) spray with Army Painter Skeleton Bone Colored Primer. Let dry Spray with Clear Coat. Let dry. Use airbrush to spray liberally with Minitaire Ghost Tint Brown. Be sure to fill in the cracks, sides, and top designs. Use a very-lightly damp cloth (paper towel works fine) and wipe away as much of the Ghost Tint as you like. (Same as an oil wash process here) Optional: Use an airbrush to add some color variety in light bone and dark tan areas. Less is more here. I'll try and do a picture tutorial when I make another batch of bases. Until then, feel free to ask questions! Thanks for looking and commenting!

Wow, thank you for the compliment, I'm pretty happy with how they are coming along. Totally fair critique too. I actually thought the same thing once he was done, but wasn't interested in going back re-painting him. I have a 2nd one stored away, perhaps one day I'll take another crack at him!

Also, here are the reinforcements from a second boxed set and the Knight Questor from Silver Tower: Oh yeah, and the Questor Knight too.

I have set about painting up a force of Stormcast Eternals Hallowed Knights. So far I have painted 2x the starter box and willl be adding some more troops soon. I'd love to get some reactions and feedback to the force as it evolves and grows. Thank you for looking and commenting. Celestant on Dracoth and Lord Relictor: Liberators: Prosecutors: Retributors: Thank you for looking! -Pez5767 (aka: Jody)