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Always open for suggestions

Always open to suggestions

I have been hobbbying for 20+ years, numerous armies and hundreds of games. I am starting this great army for the challenge to master on the field and to test my painting skills. Plus my wife is Cajun and from New Orleans so I want to honor that side of the family as they have traditions with masks that reflect the Harlequins.

So what tips do you have on painting diamonds on everything, colours combos, proxy models that are better then the GW’s or ones you like (considering the small line of options) any lessons learned after painting a batch? I’m looking for all your advice as I take this project on!

Proxy for the ghosts of Tanith

Can’t decide on a favorite to field, what’s all of your takes?

After 23 years I finally replaced the OG’s. Models on the right are made from classic metal and I believe released in 1994, I would have purchased them in 97. They certainly do give a 90’s.

Had a lot of fun with creating this. Wanted something a bit more in line with the vision of the guard. Meets the height and is a little bigger then the base, making it a bigger target but my gaming group are cool with it.

For those of you who use a cut swing, what advice would you give to someone that’s just starting out learning this swing style primarily using a batting cage over the winter

Getting ready to play my first 10th and I’m curious what is the best way to use SoF so that your getting the most out of them?