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Right, my other GK blog kinda died; studying getting very much in the way. However with this blog things will be a bit different with the fact that I will actually post updates.
This is what has already been done for my GK's: Mordrak with his ghost knights whom are pretty much complete besides from the bases needing tidying up.



Spot the odd ghost out!!

What do you think of the non-metallic paint-job, does it work?

Managed to get one Paladin complete during my lunch break all in the non-metalic scheme. I think its come out pretty well; he's also based but the rim of the base needs painting.





The reason for the non-metalic paintjob is that I'm wanting them to look unique and different on the battlefield and to use it to almost show how different they are from any-other chapter going (apart from already being ubber-psyfy)
Anything I could do different on the next paladin or improve on?

With one Paladin complete, and the others basecoated; ready to go, I thought I would repaint my old Grand Master to match the new colour scheme.

Simple...but I think he works, although I wanna do something to make him start out from the crowd; on the colour front. Any ideas?

Enjoy