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Had house fire recently (dont panic all models survived! lol) but since then i've had a LOT of spare time and filled it by painting a few mini's! hope you like!

C&C always welcome!! ^_^

It looks a lot like stone. Perhaps you can add some rust, maybe some remnants of the old paint scheme, black scorch marks etc.


here are some techniques for rusting stuff for inspiration.

Agreed. As it stands, it looks more like a stone sculpture of a wrecked Chaos Rhino than a formerly functioning vehicle. The gray drybrush can work as a base, but I'd highly recommend adding some variation, whether in the form of weathering (great opportunity to practice rust, streaking, and chipping techniques!) or traditional detailing (picking out dissimilar materials - icons, trim, grates and exhaust, etc.).

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im more concerned about your and your family's well being at the moment than the models or the paintjob quality.