Tanks + pigments +enamels=Awesome!

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**palehorse**

2nd time working with pigments.I also messed around with some enamel wethering techniques.

So much fun holy sh!t!

What do you killahs think???

**Samus2210**

:O WOW! amazing job looks breath taking.

**webmax**

Very good job !!!

How do you made the camo net ?

**palehorse**

Gause!For dressing wounds.

or

http://www.battlemart.com/store/index.php?_a=viewProd&productId=2920

**palehorse**

more shot!

**Texas Instrument**

I love the day glo green sleeping bag.

**palehorse**

More wethering with pigments etc!!

**FearPeteySodes**

I like the weathering effects for mud but i think it could be dialed back a bit everywhere else. Too me it seems almost messy.

Just a tad less and i think it wouldn't detract from your paint job as much. Great job!

**xtickx**

They look great, your guardsmen really need to take better care of their vehicles

. I love the camo netting, what did you use?

**palehorse**

xtickx wrote:They look great, your guardsmen really need to take better care of their vehicles . I love the camo netting, what did you use?

Gause!For dressing wounds.

or

http://www.battlemart.com/store/index.php?_a=viewProd&productId=2920

Thanks for the help Guys!