Going back to touch up my Trench Pilgrims—fixing details and getting them table-ready for the next game.
Back to the Pilgrims
Taking some time to revisit my Trench Crusade warband. There are always little details you notice after the fact that could use some attention.
Touch-Up Work
Going through the models and fixing small things—cleaning up edges, punching up highlights, fixing spots I missed the first time around. It’s tedious but necessary work.
Getting Game Ready
With games coming up, I want these models looking their best on the table. Nothing ruins immersion like noticing unpainted spots or sloppy details during a game.
The Iterative Process
This is just part of the hobby. Very few models are truly “done” on the first pass. Coming back with fresh eyes often reveals things you missed, and that’s okay. It’s all part of the process.
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