Painting - More Lootas. More projects.

Man, took me 3 days just to assemble and paint 4 lootas. Well, most of my time was allocated to painting, just that I got distracted by watching movies and I have other projects going on as well.

Seeing how I need to maintain the checks and flames, I made sure I free handed a least a little bit on the lootas.

I love putting random colours on my Orks. Just to show that they don't have uniforms or anything, they just simply grab whatever and wear them.

After putting up the picture here only I realized one of my lootas was somewhere else on my table.

Anyway, I have to paint for my Kindred doubles tourney army list, the next incoming league, the painting competition and I have many other projects going on at the same time.

This is really crazy, but I'm pushing out as many minis as I can.

And my camera is still not working properly.

Painting - Ork Lootas

Man, these guys are tough to paint! Not only does it takes a lot of time to fit and assemble them, it also takes time to paint them since they have so much details!

Still, I enjoyed painting them though. Now I have like 11 more Lootas to go...

I did my best to keep with the army's main theme of green flames and green checks. I only played with Rotting Flesh, Camo Green and Catachan Green when painting the motifs.

I don't know what's up with the camera, hope it doesn't take such dark pictures again...

Product Review - Mr. Hobby's Limonene Type Mr. Cement

Well, for the first post of the new year, I decided to put another product review. I should show this in more detail, so I will do a continuation when possible.

I've bought this Mr. Cement from Mr. Hobby's hobby range. As we know, the famous Gundam plastic kits came from Japan, so we should also know that they have their own hobby products made from Japan that are really good.

I bought this for only RM 15. Which I think I can find it cheaper elsewhere. The contents of this bottle is a lot! And you only ever need a little of it. This plastic glue here real powerful. Just a little bit of it swiped on the surface and when you bring 2 plastic bits together, it would bond in about 20 seconds.

As you may already know, plastic glue like this one here, will glue your miniatures together much stronger, but not as fast as super glue. One thing I like about this is that it doesn't glue to your fingers.

To explain the Limonene Type as stated on the bottle. It actually means that the solution will give off a citrus scent, unlike the conventional plastic glue. This really helps if you can't hold your nose long enough for the smell of the plastic glue to go off.

If you squint your eyes hard enough you can see that this bottle also comes with a brush that is attached to the cap. Makes it easier for you to reach those nooks and crannies of the miniatures.

With that, I've been assembling more Orks last night. Especially the Lootas and Burnas I've got from the Ork megaforce.

I didn't glue it fully yet, for painting purposes, but the Ork Burnas just look so cool!

I want to fit 15 Ork Burnas in a Battlewagon into my new Ork list. That will be lots of burny fun!