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Hi, my first Orks and necrons,...

Drybrushing has fallen out of favor big time, I personally think it is still a style that should be used on some things. Your armies look pretty good man, deffinetly better then most table top quality I see


*if theres more of these, the internet hates me lol*


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Got any pictures of your Necrons?

The necrons looks ... odinary, there is no much you can do with the Necron Warriors, they are just so simple...

Its a neat painted army so it looks great.

My only issue is the colours. Looks like a lot of other armies. Mind you, Im someone who would paint ork skin blue or red etc and paint necrons the same. I like to stand out. 8)

Ghazkull is da sh*t

big thanks

It almost looks like you put sand in your paint on Thraka. What did you do to get the raised bumps in the paint?

Lookin' good. I don't know if the paint is just lumpy or the model is on Ghazghkull though, his gob is looking pretty rough.

KingCracker wrote:It almost looks like you put sand in your paint on Thraka. What did you do to get the raised bumps in the paint?

50% Metal Boltgun + 50% Chaos Black + ... Kitchen salt , then Brown acrylic ink, and drybrushing with 50% Metal Boltgun + 50% Chaos Black, in fact, looks better in real.

The drybrushing looks better on the orks than the necrons in the pictures.

Ahhh, kitchen salt! Great idea.

And last picture of the horde...

and some of my koptaz

Ghazghkull looks grimy. I mean that in a good way.

Learned a new tip, and got to see great looking models.

Ok lads, after being a bit lazy i decided to gone through new technique ... SENMM, so have look lads, and post some advices... BTW it's still W.I.P, need some major highlighting ...