TT Combat Chroma Build Part One?

Wall-mounted wooden shelves hold rows of small paint jars. Labels on the jars read “TALI’S PAINTS,” “FLAME,” “SAND,” “COLOUR,” “CITADEL COLOUR,” “LAVA FLOW,” “PINK HORROR,” “CHROME,” “ULTRAMARINE BLUE,” “GREEN,” “PURPLE,” “ORANGE,” and “BROWN.” Below the shelves, a weathered multi-level terrain piece features arched openings, rusted metal textures, hazard-striped edges, and a circular platform bearing a logo. Two miniature figurines stand on the terrain: one in green armor on the upper platform and one in brown armor near the base. In front of the terrain, a grey plastic carrying case with a clear lid lies open on a blue-tiled surface.

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So, this is a long video, and it was not meant to be, It is also going to be a two part video as the first half goes over 60 minutes and no one might have time to listen to me ramble my way through this build and I do really talk a lot about the build. As unlike my usual TT Combat builds this is different becasue it is already painted, I say painted it is just printed top layer and it is actually a really nice finish.

So I guess the video can do the talking for me and there is a lot of talking.

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195 steps. 12 sheets. Pre-coloured UV-printed MDF that even a confirmed paint-it-yourself purist admits looks rather good. Part one of Daves TTCombat Chroma F.O.B. Ignis build is up - grab a brew, it's a long one. #TTCombat #Miniatures #Terrain #Wargaming #40K

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