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**dauthiatull**

Started playing a few months ago and thought i would post a few pics

**Perkustin**

You've definitely mastered the basics of painting really quick! You now need to take a look through the many wonderful minis on this site to see how to take your own models to the next level. Your terrain is ACE! I really like your scratch built stuff and your imaginative use of flock/foliage.

**crimsonmicc**

Very nice crisp painting, great basing and nice weathering on the vehicles. But on your basic troops you should add a wash. The wash will add depth and definition to your models contours.

**awb**

Very nice!

**linkohki**

Wow, they look great! I especially like the dreadnought and it's base looks great, did you use small garden stones?

Maybe you could add a little bit of dried gory blood to the severed space marine arm.

In pictures 6,7,8, which building is that, i don't recognise it, is it scratch built? what did you use for the foliage?

**NoBaconz4You**

Your terrain is fantastic! As others have said, applying a wash can really help bring out the depth in a model. Good work!

**tom_gledhill7**

very nice terrain, I like the brick effects you have on the floors it looks really cool.

**I-bounty-hunt-the-elderly**

crimsonmicc wrote:Very nice crisp painting, great basing and nice weathering on the vehicles. But on your basic troops you should add a wash. The wash will add depth and definition to your models contours.

Seconding this guy - the vehicles and such where you've put some brown paint on as weathering look really good - a bit of a wash or drybrush over the other models has a similar effect, it makes them 'pop', the colours look a little more real. Great start though, I really like the building with the chain link fence.