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So here is my never ending dark angels. I say never ending cause it feels like that when i paint them lol. I still am hoping to add alot to it but here it is so far

That's one hell of a dark angels army, I'd love some closeup shots of the individual troops and tanks.

How do you stay dedicated to the army without straying off with new ones? ( or is there really no other army that tempts you this whole time o_O )

I need to see the weathering on those tanks. NOW!

ok i wont lie i look at other armies and find some appeal to them but i have a love hate relationship with the Dark Angels, I love the colours and the fluff and the characters, I have been playing the just Deathwing Army since 2nd edition but over the years i lost and sold off my army, then in feb 08 i decided to start over again and this time finish the army which is slowly making its way to becoming a chapter lol. But here are some pics of my other sins as sometimes i stray fromt he DA.

That must be... what, 2 companies of Dark Angels?
That's an astounding amount of work. I find it kind of amusing that some of the Marines are missing a shoulderpad. Makes me think that with so many Marines, there's not enough equipment to go around!

Most impressive.

So many marines! Well painted by the look of it too. (Can we have some close up shots please?)

On another note is that a Beaufighter hung underneath the IG shelf? And on the small shelf above the Guard is that an A-10 Warthog?

yes, its a Beaufighter i love that plane, and yes its an a10 and yes i promise to get some good close ups as soon as i figure out how to with my camera whenever i go for a close up its blurry

chris13f wrote:yes, its a Beaufighter i love that plane, and yes its an a10 and yes i promise to get some good close ups as soon as i figure out how to with my camera whenever i go for a close up its blurry

I thought so. I can name most of the planes (or guess). Just an astonishingly cool collection of models really.

The Macro setting on the camera should help to solve that problem.

Thank you, any idea where i can find it or what it should say to optimize it mate

Ooh, Enterprise!

chris13f wrote:Thank you, any idea where i can find it or what it should say to optimize it

Depends what kind of camera. On Sony digital cameras its represented by a flower type symbol on a four directional pad to change the options. The macro being operated by toggling. Its just a matter of fiddling with the buttons until you find it.

And one more modelling question, whats the stuff in the very top left of the cabinet?

they are verlinden figures and some flames of war scale modern warfare vehicles like challengers and leopards. Ok i think i fixed the macros here is a test hot of my Soul Drinker chaplain