The second army I'm putting together is Cygnar. I settled on them due to a more extensive list of criteria; I wanted a faction that I'd find interesting to play, that was different than Khador, and that would be a good force to lend people while I teach them to play. Cygnar is a great teaching force, with lots of ranged options that lets a new player have some elbow room while they figure things out, and one which isn't particularly convoluted to learn.
So far I only have one finished figure for this force, pStryker from the battle box.
This guy was a learning process in a couple of ways. I'm gradually converting from Delta Ceramcoat craft paints to Vallejo game paints, due to the former's abrupt unavailability at Michael's in Canada (bastards). My Cygnar force uses a lot of Vallejo paints and I'm experimenting with their washes as well.
I wanted something with a bit of blue (it is Cygnar, after all) but not the typical scheme, and something which looks very distinct from my Khador army. I think this is about what I was looking for.
I call this force Vitamin B Complex. If you've had to take any, you'll get it.
So far I only have one finished figure for this force, pStryker from the battle box.
This guy was a learning process in a couple of ways. I'm gradually converting from Delta Ceramcoat craft paints to Vallejo game paints, due to the former's abrupt unavailability at Michael's in Canada (bastards). My Cygnar force uses a lot of Vallejo paints and I'm experimenting with their washes as well.
I wanted something with a bit of blue (it is Cygnar, after all) but not the typical scheme, and something which looks very distinct from my Khador army. I think this is about what I was looking for.
I call this force Vitamin B Complex. If you've had to take any, you'll get it.
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