OUDF native Australian trooper. He's either talking into a communicator, eating a biscuit, or checking his face-paint in a make-up compact. 
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- Paul
- I've been wargaming and rolplaying since I got a copy of the old D&D red box set in the mid 1980's. These days my interests mainly cover 15mm sci-fi, 28mm dungeon crawls (modified Heroquest with 3d scenery), Epic 40K in various guises, plus the occasional space battle (Full Thrust). More recently I've started adding to all of the above with 3D printing which is becoming a hobby in itself.
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Purple and grey scheme looks good, they complement each other.
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The Agaamid looks fantastic - the purple and grey work really well.
ReplyDeleteI like the Khanate troopers as well. I've got a number to paint up and have been interested to see what other people have done.
I really like the purple and grey scheme.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the feedback - hope to get some more pics of finished Agaamids up soon!
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