Hobby streak day 314, more work on the tank. I added another layer layer to the bronze exterior parts. I tried experimenting with painting over the turret head with super glue, painting red then dabbing IPA on. It was difficult to get the vein patterns I hoped for so I glazed over it.

Hobby streak day 313, added some red details, base coated some parts of the head turret, then bronzed the exhaust stacks on the sides of the plague tank.

Hobby streak day 312, laid in yellow for some of the metallics and put on a flesh base coat for the turret and hatches on the plague tank. It feels too bright now but the washes will come eventually.

Hobby streak day 311, I did some prep for filligree and painted the squad's nails.

Hobby streak day 310, blocked in some colors for the plague tank tonight. I hope I won't regret blending yellow and white to get this custom off-white color.

Hobby streak day 309, blocked in purple on the chaos terminators and got more comfortable with the collage feature on my phone.

Hobby streak day 308, my recent batches of finger marines and chaos terminators have had a slaanesh influence, so I decided to sculpt doom sirens. You want to bake the mouth grill first, attach the top half and sculpt the face then bake and finally seal the bottom jaw and bake. Share your thoughts.

Hobby streak day 307, dry brushed the chaos terminators.

Hobby streak day 306, dry brushed the plague tank and armaments.

Hobby streak day 305, primed the chaos terminators.

Hobby streak day 304, primed the plague tank and its magnetized armaments.

Hobby streak day 303, added some rivets to the plague tank's cow catcher and upgraded the middle launcher with a targeting skull.

Hobby streak day 302, the chaos terminators have been armed!

Hobby streak day 301, added some more neck rolls onto the turret head to try and hide the magnet connection point.

Hobby streak day 300, worked on basing for the chaos terminators while waiting for a chance to bake the remaining arms.

Hobby streak day 299, I wanted a more biological feel for the terminators' guns so I put some tyranid style bio-vents on their bolters.

Hobby streak day 298, partially armed chaos terminators.

Hobby streak day 297, painted filligree on a finger marine.

Hobby streak day 295 & 296. I defaced the skull crucifixs on the terminator pauldrons by stretching faces over them. I created some chaos texture on the rhino proxy using PVA glue and some super glue.

Hobby streak day 294, I added some wound ports for the tank.

Hobby streak day 293, I put a hatch on top and a side port on the rhino.

Hobby streak day 292, made a cowcatcher for the rhino/tank I built awhile ago. I think I need more greeblies or chaos mutations on the top to improve the effect. I'm excited for Tuesday to come and the campaign I've been running to be over.

Hobby streak day 291, an evening of recasting as I prepare arms for my chaos Terminator squads. I'll likely use them as is or try some additional sculpting after I bake them. Produced using grey super sculpey and oyumaru/clear stuff for the molds.

Hobby streak day 290, starting the most enjoyable part of painting chaos marines: Painting Trim!

Hobby streak day 289, blocked in skin tones derived from blends of red, yellow, black and white then hit with either washes of diluted darkoath flesh or brainmatter beige.

Hobby streak day 288, blocked in pink for the finger marine bases. I'm planning on making them some sort of flesh carpet.

Hobby streak 287, batch painted armor for the finger marines.

Hobby streak day 286, primed then dry brushed the finger marines.

Hobby streak day 285, more experimenting with the zorn palette. I blocked in some colors for a dwarf and halfling.

Hobby streak day 284, I based and magnetized the finger marines. I tried doing some effects using PVA (Elmer's) glue and plastic glue (army painter) for the bases but wasn't super impressed.

Hobby streak day 283, baked arms and back packs for more finger marines. 12 stand in formation, these still need bases and some greeblies.

Hobby streak day 282, primed in black then dry brushed with white before moving on with other colors.

Hobby streak day 281, I armed 4 finger marines and raised 4 additional squadmates.

Hobby streak day 279 & 280, prepared some recasts then assembled a couple more finger marines.

Hobby streak day 278, armed two of the finger marines.

Hobby streak day 277, fitted torsos and legs together for eight finger marines.

Hobby streak day 275 & 276, I am preparing batches of leg pieces for my finger marine squad. I also began preparing torsos as well.

Hobby streak day 274, put legs on most of my recasted chaos terminators.

Hobby streak day 272 & 273, got around to baking the head turret and armatures for a bunch of dark elf melee chaff. Today I recast some torsos so I can levy more finger troopers in the future. I also recast legs for my Terminator project.

Hobby streak day 271, bashed together a finger marine to test out a notion.

Hobby streak day 270, sculpted a turret for the chaos tank.

Hobby streak day 269, I added exhaust stacks, positioned magnets for turrets, and sculpted an abscess.

Hobby streak day 268, layered in more orange to fix my sloppy sponging yesterday.

Hobby streak day 267, tried out sponge painting on an Ork troop transport. This feels like bullshit, there's a bunch of crevices I'll need to fix later. I may be an idiot though.

Hobby streak day 266, added plates for the tank tread.

Hobby streak day 265, recast some wheels for the tank, them glued them in along with the track bed and a couple greeblie bits.

Hobby streak day 264, progress is slow on the tank. I've laid in some additional plating and rivets. I will need to add treads at some point, I think will make it corrupted by chaos too.

Hobby streak day 263, added some paneling to this tank chassis.

Hobby streak day 262, painted the cloak on another raider.

Hobby streak day 261, bluesky is down so maybe this gets posted later. I've seen people using 1-2-3 blocks for holding polystyrene pieces at right angle so I decided to try it out with some pieces from an old attempt at a scratchbuilt Rhino. The block made it much easier to glue parts together.