The roadwheels are still wet and shiny but those will dry.
Hoping the panel lines on the armor end up serviceable. They look excessively dark in the picture but I think on a tabletop they give some visual pop compared to subdued, realistic paneling.
The roadwheels are still wet and shiny but those will dry.
Hoping the panel lines on the armor end up serviceable. They look excessively dark in the picture but I think on a tabletop they give some visual pop compared to subdued, realistic paneling.
It looks almost cel-shaded, that's really sweet!

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