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"Boom!" - Intercession Squad - Grenadier - Part 1

Grudges are like hand grenades:
it is wise to release them 
before they destroy you.

- Barbara Johnson


Hello again and welcome back to The Art of Caesura!

I hope all is well with you and yours. 

After last week's mammoth evergreen post detailing my process for painting my Black Templars, today we have a nice snappy post, putting the heavy lifting of last week into action.

Usually I would batch paint 5 standard duders (Assault Intercessors, for example) at a time but on this occasion I just painted one. It was a really nice change of pace because I managed to get him done from start to finish in two 45 minute evening painting sessions. 

You see, a few weeks ago, I played my first ever game of Kill Team with my friend Sam. I brought an Intercession Squad (surprise surprise) and leaned heavily into Assault Intercessors. I was, however, surprised to see that I didn't have a grenadier painted up (who is one of the specialists of this squad in Kill Team). That would have to be remedied post haste.

Hence today's solo mini. 


As mentioned, if you would like to get into the nitty-gritty of how I painted this guy, check out last week's post!




As I mentioned, he painted up very quickly and I am very satisfied with the result. 

He was great in the game too! We were playing on the "Into the Dark" terrain, which made explosives (like his handy hand grenade) even more lethal!

Have a great week, and I'll see you next Friday on The Art of Caesura!


Reading: The Log from the Sea of Cortez - John Steinbeck


Next Week:

Grenadier complete!

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