I have an original necron warrior. If you paint up your old models in more modern colours they usually get more attention.
I have an original necron warrior. If you paint up your old models in more modern colours they usually get more attention.
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One possibility is that people like the out of production models because they are tournament legal but rarer nowadays, so it can stand out a bit? I still love some of the earliest Chaos miniatures, and though models are a little bigger now, it's worth it to have something unique in your army. I am trying to collect Daemonettes of every edition to give a real, well, 'Chaotic' look to my army.
Never. They are good or bad depending on their quality alone.[At which point] Do Old models pass from oh, these models suck, etc etc etc. to Hmm, thats an old model and It looks unique?
But then I suppose I don't feel nostalgic considering I use the same models as in second edition, and I have a lot to complain about those, too, with their stupid corsets, man-heads, and giant boob-cones.
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agreed on the sisters sculpts. i love em, except the heads, which im slowly phasing out by buying ebay stuff. some of the old stuff appeals i guess. what does my head in though is the amount of OOP stuff on ebay that i can STILL buy in any gaming store. just cos they were made with 2nd ed., doesnt mean theyre no longer in production. seems like a way to try and make more cash from those not in the know about that army.
Ok, sorry to break this up to you, but even according to fluff, imperial design is bound by tradition not by smart design concepts. They literally have no idea what they are doing. It took them centuries to improve power armour from mark 7 to 8(errant), and it's still not in actual production.
That from an in-game perspective.
From an out-of-game perspective, sex sells, and Warhammer 40000 main inspiration are John Blanche's paintings, which have a very solid fetish undertone.
In other words power armor corsets are 100% Warhammer 40k.
Agreed. In my opinion (as an artist myself) 2nd edition had the best art direction in 40k over all, yet. Beautiful universe back then.
Models are all on personal taste. I like certain crappy ones myself, but other people around here loath them on the table top. Old Necrons are sooooo awesome!
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