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After a month's work - the BaneBlade it done. I attempted to add weathering effects on the main gun barrels, the engine vents and the exhaust pipes. Layers of black/brown were added to represent burnt paint, soot and oil build up. C&C welcome.

I like the rusty/weathered areas. It really makes the model look used and an actual battlefield unit instead of a showroom model in a carshow . The use of tan is good. I have seen a ton of camo green Baneblades so this one os a nice, refreshing change.

I have to say the bluish black on the weapons and such looks a little out of place, but good stuff otherwise.

I'ma disagree with tegeus, I think the weapons look great. They're a good contrast to the tan. Looks nice man ^_^.

Put some dark khaki camo markings on it!

Is this supposed to be a desert themed IG army? I like it ^_^

BTW you might want to headslap the Adept who installed the Heavy bolters on the forward sponson upside down...

<_<

Usi

I dont lijke the blue either. But it is nicely weathered enough that yes. They could have painted highlights on the tank some time ago.