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So yeah, I've been working like a snail on my Blood Angels and thought they needed some battlefield support... to keep the dice on my side!

Anywho; I've reached an impasse. I'm not at all pleased with the hair, and don't know where I want to go with the feet. The rest I feel amply pleased with.

Thoughts? Suggestions? Simple green?

Cheers

::Note::
I needs to learns how to use a camera betta.

Haha not simple green!

I like it, the hair seem okay too.

I think if you wanted to do more, you could try adding some shading to the skin. There was a McVey tutorial video on blending, where he shades skin. I think the technique could work really well on your miniature too. LINK

So is she actually employed by the Blood Angels, or just a groupy?

Thanks for the vote of confidence mate!

I'm gonna go ahead and attempt this "blending" when I get out of the office.

Since those pics, I decided to go with red shoes and yellow socks.

Cheers!

not bad but the paint looks a bit thick and grainy especially on the butt. And we all know that a grainy butt is not a good thing Thin down the paint a bit, multiple thin coats are much better than 1 thick coat.

Not bad I cant quite judge because of the picture quality.

Still Not bad at all

Looks like it needs a few washes (skin mostly to give it more depth) and the hair could use some highlighting, other than that nice job

ChaosDave wrote:

not bad but the paint looks a bit thick and grainy especially on the butt. And we all know that a grainy butt is not a good thing Thin down the paint a bit, multiple thin coats are much better than 1 thick coat.

I think a layer of gloss varnish would clean that right up.

You know smacks now that you said that ya I think it would too.

ChaosDave wrote:

not bad but the paint looks a bit thick and grainy especially on the butt. And we all know that a grainy butt is not a good thing Thin down the paint a bit, multiple thin coats are much better than 1 thick coat.

Exalted for Grainy Butt.