Also, Vader is awesome.

Vader looks great! Can't wait to see your ATST!

10 minutes ago, KalEl814 said:

He looks really rad. Nice to see such an improvement from your first (and still great) Vader from IA!

Thanks Kal! I was never 100% happy with my IA Vader (even at the time) but - three years on - I now feel a lot more confident and less afraid of painting boldly

3 minutes ago, Alrik2438 said:

Nice scheme for the rebel troopers. @Sorastro could we get some more shots of the 'desert' scheme rebels,? Don't remember them from the rebel troopers video

Thanks! I have to put all my Legion images through an approval process but I'll happily include some shots of the brown troopers in the next batch

5 minutes ago, OccasionallyCorrect said:

Vader looks great! Can't wait to see your ATST!

Thanks buddy! I can't wait to share it with you

2 hours ago, Sorastro said:

Hi folks! I hope you enjoy the new episode...

I see the exceptional resemblance.

Your work looks great Maestro, I would never have guessed he was a father of two!

I really want to do my Vader and put him on a base like the one you did for this:

because we all know that Vader loves lava!!

My Legion painting tracker, which follows Soratstro's tutorials, is now current though Darth Vader.

Nuln Oil Anonymous, it's worked for Sorastro, it can work for you!

2 hours ago, Mep said:

Nuln Oil Anonymous, it's worked for Sorastro, it can work for you!

Real talk I saw that the Vader tutorial had no Nuln Oil and my reaction was exactly like this classic scene that took place in the lounge of the Millennium Falcon...

@Sorastro I have a dark and a light grey primer but the light is just about the color of the plastic. Is the pale grey primer you used on the stormtroopers significantly lighter than that?

Are these Legion videos going to be uploaded to the app?? Thanks,

These are all amazing! Thank you so much! I've been watching all of these for the last few hours to get inspired to go paint all my new minis this weekend.

Every part of Vader is a masterpiece! I particularly like the shading on his helmet - also very movie accurate, since the plastic they used in the actual films wasn't very shiny so they had makeup people carefully brush white and grey streaks onto it before each scene!

Sub. Awesome work.