Parrot men of Venus

[Brummie Thug]

Looking good.  Get cracking with the others for a group shot!

[gamer Mac]

If you fancy having a go at that, Colin, I have some Foundry luminous pots somewhere.

No thanks I have enough problem painting with normal paints without trying to paint in the dark

I'd like to see some of these?

nice blue btw 

The Nemo ones I guess you mean.
They were painted for an LPL entry







The crab tank was also used in our aquanauts game at BLAM

[Malamute]

More goodness.

Loving the aquanauts, a timely reminder of an awesome game 

[former user]

cracking stuff
THX for sharing!

[gamer Mac]

A lot of crap on teley.
Managed to get some more Parrotmen finished.

A full half squad


Plus a leader figure


The leader has feathers on his head to tell him apart from the normal guys




Only another 39 to go

[OSHIROmodels]

Keep em coming mate 

cheers

James

[Malamute]

Great stuff

[beefcake]

Cool. Very nice feathers.

[Elk101]

These are top notch! I really like the terrain piece from the first shot too. The kroot always struck me as one of the more versatile 40k ranges and they look like they make perfect Venusian parrot men (we all have a good idea what they should look like after all!). A great idea well executed. 

[Dr. The Viking]

Lovely work Colin!

Not going to do orange beaks? 

[Mason]

Great stuff, Colin.

Loving the Parrotmen, mate, and Nemo's boys look great.
All those stripes, you are a brave man.
 

If you ever fancy painting in the dark just let me know.
 

[Dr. The Viking]

[Thunderchicken]

Oooooh! Nice! Good to see you back in VSFville Colin.

[Mitchelxen]

Excellent work!

[gamer Mac]

The Glasgow branch (pun intended) of the Royal horticultural society are currently on an expedition to Venus to gather some samples for the botanic gardens. While travelling by Aeronef they have managed to take a photo of a previously unseen parrot-man dwelling. The society members left this one picture on the Aeronef while they went on to carry out further investigations.
The Aeronef returned with this one picture but there is a plan to meet the society members tomorrow and it is hoped they will have some better photos, maybe even colour ones, if they survive.