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Just made a Necron General Grievous model for fun! Concept based on the awesome original art by WolfdawgArt.

Finally got the best Overlord sculpt painted up. Such a nice model!

I'm building my first 2000 point necron army, currently purchased around 1500 points including -

20 x necron warriors

1 x Orikhan (attatched)

6 x canoptek scarabs

3 x skorpekh warriors

1 x skorpekh Lord (attached)

3 x heavy destroyers

1 x lokhust lord (attatched)

1 x reanimator

1 x void dragon ctan

1 x night Lord ctan

I was planning on going awakened dynasty and filling up my skorpekh warriors to six and going for a squad of six wraiths with a technomancer, but I see a lot of more competetive list tend to split their units up/prioritize more smaller units over fewer stacked units. I assumed that because of the way reanimation protocols work fewer taller units would be more effective but I'm curious as to what others think.

Sorry if people have already talked about this and I just missed it XD

Hello fellow Phaerons of the other dynastys!

My first post in this supreddit and I am thankful for all the other posts of this model here because I really needed some inspiration in how to paint this model with all the details.

Now after taking so long to paint it I need to find time to play it :D

Also excuse me for the orange overdose.

(Ignore my hand)

I finally finished Illuminor Szeras and wanted to share the pictures, since its one of my fav. models.

Its just that the little green beam thingy on the staff broke off and the humans eyes could be better, but fine for someone getting turned into a ball i guess.

One last thung: the entire model looks darker irl, its just my camera really picking up that light.

My take on our bad boi !

Please share your thoughts !

I kinda like how this image became so popular online for necron content for YouTube and other social media stuff. Artist was Nick Kay and I own the image (I commissioned it). Nice to see how popular it got.

My friend I play 40k with all the time is a super ultramarines fan so I got this made to tease him. Matches my old necron army paint job and has me kicking his smurfs butts. Was fun. Makes me nostalgic for the days when I was single and could afford to blow money on crap like that heh.

Sold my second army and bought some more Necrons for my little brother, with the caveat that I would get to build and paint them. Finished Ammentar the other day, really enjoyable and a nice break from my regular tsons painting.

I've just started the hobby and picked up some of the delightful Necron to paint and managed to finish these two boys as my first set. Any particular tips that might help me? I tried to use contrast a little to darken the silver but it felt a bit like rusting them rather than adding detail. Anything that seems obvious they are missing would be useful too.

I'd appreciate any pointers or next steps, I have quite a lot set to paint now!I'm very set on building these guys into an army or a nice diorama, Imotekh is next but I am a little trepidatious at getting such a striking fellow in the wrong light. Thank you in advance!

it feels like parts of this were written with the allegations in mind. loving it so far though. especially seeing named necrons from a human's pov.

It's my first time painting anything really and I'm not sure what next steps to take to improve (other than practice more). Any tips on glowing effects or how to make the wash I put on any better?

it has sit, partially assembled and ready for priming for too long.

Well, it’s a little cleaner at least this time? I guess I’ll post him on pink warhammer, I need to do some more shading and definition in the future, he’s a little too glossy but undefined.