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It took almost two years to get them all painted, and that was just the marines!

2yrs for 5 models?

There must be more, and if so, post some more pics because these are quite good.

Death spectre successor chapter ? Very nice like the blue / black combination and the iconography you have come up with, looking forward to seeing some more maybe an army shot.

Thanks for the comments. I intend to do a full army shot if I can work out how to get them all in. The reason it took two years was that I tend to build them all before I start painting. Sounds fine until you realise that I started out with 180 of them! Well over codex number but I couldn't stop buying stuff. The original plan was to make two armies but that idea was scrapped. Then the new marine plastics arrived and all hell broke loose. Also it didn't translate very well in my picture but the colour is Hawk Turquoise, the old plastic bottle version.

Theses are really nice, very clean when you painted the two different colours. I really like the terminators.

Very nice !
I especially like the bike and landspeeder.

You do indeed have really nicely edged lines. Do you use a masking technique, or eyeball it or something else?

Hi Caboose, I tend to fly by the seat of my paints! Seriously, I tend to use just my eyes for judging things. Long are the hours during which I had to start again due to not looking at what I was doing. For vehicles I tend to use one of those retracting pencils to draw in lines before painting.This does not stop me going over the lines but I usually end up roughly in the right place! The good thing about the retracting pencil is that it never blunts. 0.5mm pencils work best.

i love the scheme you've got going here.the termies look top drawer too

Im a fan of the colour turquoise myself. Use it on my eldar as a shadow colour (their dark red, dark cyan).

MOAR PICS!!!! please.

Edit: Just wanted to say, grats on creating your own style SM's. Always good to see something like this.

Very nice work. the colors go well together. I like the old models you've incorporated in your army....great stuff! do you have a group shot of the army?

Thanks for all the positive responses. Currently trying to work out how to incorporate all the chapter into workable pictures! Here are some more for now.