Saturation Zone

Here's the first Dire Foes set, from Corvus Belli's Infinity tabletop game.  Treitak Anyat Citadel Contrast and opaque paints, Army Painter Speed Paints, Vallejo Model Color.  Fusilier Indigo Bipandra  Kimera Kolors single pigments (9-color palette); Williamsburg, Gambin and Old-Holland oil washes. ( Sadly this figure was brush-primed, so has a very rough surface.)    Fusilier Angus Army Painter Speed Paints, Citadel Contrast Paints,  Kimera Kolors single pigments (9-color palette); Williamsburg, Gambin and Old-Holland oil washes. I found that having a speed-paint color key really sped up my process.  To represent Angus' indefatigable optimism, I painted him with rose-tinted glasses :) 

 The last two dudes for my Onyx 'beginner' list:  1. An Umbra Legates Lieutenant. Really cool model but I've never had reason to use him before. I hope he works out!  2. An OG Noctifer with a Missile Launcher. This dude came with a set of stairs, but I wanted him on a techy base that the stone staircase didn't go with, and also I think the version of Infinity he was for used true LOS? I'm not sure but I am certain that I'm cheesy and petty enough to want to shave a couple mm of a mini for a mechanical advantage. Anyway, I think he still looks cool, as do most of the first version Shasvastii.  I thought about adding a camo scheme to this guy's cloak, 'cause he's so sneaky, but ain't nobody got time for that, right? 

Xeodrons! Tough little elemental nuggets of alien aggression. They don't show up in Defiance until the first expansion, but I look forward to fielding them with my Combined Army forces in the meantime!