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Looks pretty good but it seems like you painted in the right pupil but not the left lol. Just a small thing.

Edit: I see it now, it's pointed forward. Nice job man

I'm biased against the brown Warpwolfs because a friend of mine has beautifully painted winter themed ones. That being said I think you did a wonder job on this guy. I would paint the rim of the base a different color, just to give the model some pop sense there really is no alternate color on the wolf (browns, greys and metals).

Would love to see what you mean by winter themed. This is my first Hordes model and first animal model ever. I had no idea if it would turn out good or not. What color would you recommend for the base?

I'll try to get Mel to send me a picture, but basically her wolves are painted like artic animals (white skin with a blue tint, and off white fur) with snow bases.

As for your base, sense you used a metal to do all the armor (which looks good, no complaints there). I would go with a dark foresty green. Something to contrast the model but not draw too much attention away from it.

Oh that looks very nice! The limited pallet really helps keep him earthy and natural.
I like the chains too, I see he has warped for S&M.

Just finished my light war beast! Here are some pics of him also!









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I should be finishing up the last light Warcraft today! Keep an eye open for him. At that point the group will be finished