INFINITY NOMADS CORREGIDOR: "Gator" Squadron

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INFINITY NOMADS CORREGIDOR: "Gator" Squadron

"Gator" Squadron

This big guy was fun but a challenge to paint.  So many circles! Some minor converting 'fixed' the pose. I cut the head off and repositioned it and shaved a bit of the gun arm and the weapon rig to get it into a firing position.  The siocast was surprisingly actually relatively easy to cut.

I enjoyed adding little freehand markings here and there.  For some reason Vallejo Flat Red has completely changed and is darker and browner.  It used to be my go-to colour for red but not any more sadly.  I thought I’d give it a go on this guy for something a bit different as well as being inspired by the colour palette on the schematic artwork for this guy. Overall a very satisfying TAG to do. 


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  1. IliushanchikSeptember 1, 2023 at 12:33 PM

    Hey there, do you perchance have some other gallery? Your works are quite inspirational to me, and i would like to see more of those, especially older, but they are "spoiled", and cannot be loaded properly.

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    1. archangeleongSeptember 1, 2023 at 8:59 PM

      Glad you like them. All pics are here. Should be no issue with them. You can click on the archive or labels tab and look up anything I have posted including old pics :-)

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