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Having finished the base coat I gave the Stormtroopers a wash consisting of Chestnut Ink, Scorched Brown paint (which helps remove the gloss of the ink) and some water to thin the wash down. These are the core troopers.

These are the Heavy Weapons troopers and the Sergeant.

I do like these models, they are well sculptured and look the part.

I drybrushed the entire squad with Snakebite Leather and Bleached Bone. Unlike highlighting and glazes and the suchlike, drybrushing does not give as neat as a finish as those methods. However I quite like the dusty look for these desert based models and these are going to be gaming models, not Golden Demon entries!

A close look at the Sergeant and Heavy Weapons troopers.

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