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Just wanted to plop this guy down for now and see what you think. Decided to go purple instead of the standard wine color for my scheme. So far I've just got Severius done, but there is more to come!

I love the shaven look on the acolytes!

That's the Hierarch Severius to you, buddy!

Not bad at all. I'd personally highlight the tin bitz (assuming that's tin bitz, yes?) with Dwarf Bronze. Right now, it's a bit dark and seems to be swallowing the details a bit.

Nice color scheme. Not to busy. Cool model.

Its nice, but the purple pops to much from the other colours.
Maybe brighten them up a bit, or something.
And the white looks neatly done, but you did a flash on the photo. So can't really tell if its thick or not.

Looks great. Quick question... What is the blue for the gems? I should have asked you this when I saw you and was looking at all your paints... I know you did the clear blue on it, but what is the base color?

Really like that model. Its nice to see a darker tone on such a dark kingdom.

Thanks! Yeah I did drybrush on some dwarf bronze but I guess I could use some more. The gems though are hawk turquoise with a space wolves grey highlight.

Finally was able to get to the rest of what I have and get it painted up. I plan on getting some resin bases for these guys, so if you're wondering why they haven been based, that is the reason why. Hope you like em!









I really like the way the Cinerators turned out, tho I'm still getting used to painting with white. It is probably the hardest medium I've had to work with in terms of shading. Other than that, the only real complaint I had with the cinerators as a model was that the fine details seemed to get filled up with primer and lost, like the screw impressions that are silver, which makes it much harder to paint. I may go back and highlight some of the purple and put a drybrush on the metal, though I tend to like my metal look dark and more ancient which is my reasoning for that.