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Image 1 — Back after 30-years, World Eater Kill Team
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Back after 30-years, World Eater Kill Team

I last played 40k when I was 13, fast forward 30-years and reading Horus Heresy I've jumped back in. I have kit bashed a world eater kill team using chaos legionnaires and some sprues off eBay for pauldrons/helmets. The data cards work with what I've built up. It was a fun but steep learning curve painting these angry guys. Not finished yet, bases, highlighting and effects need to be applied. All comments and guidance welcomed.

u/Ok-Expert5894 — 5 hours ago
Image 1 — Back after 30-years! My first Kill Team
Image 2 — Back after 30-years! My first Kill Team
Image 3 — Back after 30-years! My first Kill Team
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Back after 30-years! My first Kill Team

I last painted and played 40K when I was 13 years old. I started the Horus Heresy books a few years ago and thought it's time to get back into this!

They are not finished, I need to work on some highlighting, the bases and effects like blood splatter but after 3-days I've pulled together this which I'm quite proud of as a first attempt. All guidance and tips would be welcomed.

u/Ok-Expert5894 — 6 hours ago