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Tell me what you think, Its both quick and easy, especially with meh spiffy new airbrush. Comments and Critique are welcome! BTW you click the images to make them bigger

~Iron

Has potential! I personally would prefer a darker charcoal grey with white and red, pushes the contrast on eveythig and makes th weathering color you've chosen pop more, just my 2 cents though!

Looking at it in real light its actually pretty dark. I used Adeptus Grey because the concept I was going for was the simple German WW2 style look, but a little bit darker (This of course excludes the brown camo pattern they used on Tigers and such). I wanted something easy as this is going to be a troop heavy army, with 3 LRBTs and 2 Chimeras, but when you look at the army it would look cold and unforgiving. so hopefully after I get a squad done with a heavy weapons team Ill get a better idea if the cold and unforgiving look actually worked

All in all, the LRBT took about 45 min, base coat Adeptus Grey, Devlan Mud wash for the dripping effect, and some brown for the dirt. I havnt finished some of the details, such as the viewports and such, but I wanted to see how it would look with all the troops before I completely detailed it.

BTW, the troops will all be based in broken snow patches over the gravel, which the flash kinda washed out.

~Iron