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Will a 1989 dt 115 lower unit go on a 1995 150?

Warhammer 40k Blood Angels?

  • I have just started Warhammer and i would like some advice on how to paint the Bloodangels, My first attempts were undercoat black, then blood red, chaos black on the exposed internal areas and boltgun metal for the guns, i also used the stores scorpion green for one models eyes however, the green got every where i mean i had to go over with blood red like 15 times to get it right any advice? like what paints do you use and how do you paint it? Also is this a good army list for annhilation? Unit Points HQ: Astorath TG 220 Troops: DeathCompany 130 Troops: DeathCompany 130 Troops: DeathCompany 170 Troops: Dreadnought 150 Troops: Dreadnought 140 Lemartes GOTL 150 Elites: Chaplain 145 DT: Rhino 80 Troops: Tac’ Squad 190 Troops: Tac’ Squad 190 DT:Razorback 55 HS: StormRaven* 245 Total 1750 *Optional for 2000 point battles- Total Points 1995 some tweaks would be a real help xD

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    Drop Lemartes, he's just a chaplain with an awkward 1 wound ability. Im not sure what you are running with the DC, but if you have multiple units of 5, try taking 2 Death Company Dreadnoughts with Blood Talons instead of 2 normal Dreadnoughts. If you're not doing objectives, Tac Squads really aren't necesary. Try using hammernators or try throwing in Mephiston and put him in your Stormraven. As for the paint scheme, get the spraygun, spray mechrite, paint 60/40 Blood Red/Mechrite

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There are various paint recipes you can use but a base-coat of Mechrite Red foundation paint will probably make it easier. Medium-brown is a good undercoat for red too. Take a look at this, the painter rather cleverly first primed the models in black (very important to prime; primer gives the paint something to stick to) and then painted them all over with a basecoat of Vallejo Cadmium Red: http://warhammer.org.uk/phpBB/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=81610 Don't try to be too fancy, when you are trying to paint a large number of models you have to restrict yourself to a simple paint-job that you can complete or you'll go nuts trying to paint them all. If you've got a lot of them to do you might want to try dipping them to save time on shading: http://www.wilkinsonplus.com/content/ebiz/wilkinsonplus/invt/0210491/0210491_m.jpg

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