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Here is my latest finished piece of Space Wolves Hardware.

I went with the more traditional colors. The base color is foundation's Fenris Grey.
I hope you like it, one more Vindy to go.

Nice work

Extremely good paint work there, thats one of the best Space Wolfs Tanks that I've seen in a long time, lots of good detail that easy to see and generally a good all round package

Nice clean painting. I like the use of black in the dozer blade, too !!

It's very nicely done, a bit too clean for my liking, but if you like that factory finish look, fair enough

It hasn't been sealed yet so I might weather it up a bit, but I'm actually a little torn between keeping it factory fresh or a little used.

Right now I've only done a drop pod and a dreadnaught as well, so it wouldn't be too hard to weather them all up to keep the army looking consistent.

I would strongly suggest weathering it. Space Wolves are well known for extend campaigns and a fresh looking vehicle just doesn't seem right.

Looks nice, I like the look of the gray. One bit of critiscism, though. I think the dozer blade looks incredibly plain. I would either weather it to look like it's been ramming stuff or possibly draw a freehand (maybe "For the Wolftime!" or something like that.