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Here's my finished heavy flamer termi in alternative dark angels termi paint scheme

I seem to comment on all your stuff and it always seems to be the same amazing work and your colors are simply beautiful. Also the flamer is way better than the stock.

Nice sold colors, great highlights and shading and the re design work looks top notch. Excellent work on this.

Super cool!

I like it, seems very archeotech-ish.

Love the flamer! Cleanse and Burn

Very nice flamer, and reminicient of what I'd like to do for a flamer equipped assault marine. It captures a bit of how I picture the 'hand flamers' for Starship Troopers.

I like it. Paintjob is just gritty enough to look real, and I like a Dark Angel Termie without being a Deathwing bone color. The firebat-esque flamer is the icing on the awesome cake!

Oh...

That. Is. Beautiful.

.....Sexy........

'nough said!

I really love the conversion of the flamer. It seems way more practical than the chunky looking one they usually use. Better for space hulk etc. I like the green and your colors are very very very clean and well done, but i still prefer the white for DA terminators. It makes them pop out from the rest of the army etc. Either way, AWESOME

-VardenV2

This is an extremely nice model and a good example of a question I have been trying to figure out how to ask. The question is "why is line highlighting the preferred method when excellent results can. Be achieved with this method." I am not a fan of the line highlighting but it seems to be the standard in my area an it drives me crazy.

Very nice dude!

great tones on the green armor. I did a very similar flamer conversion on my BA tactical sqds. Nice work!

Kal-El wrote:This is an extremely nice model and a good example of a question I have been trying to figure out how to ask. The question is "why is line highlighting the preferred method when excellent results can. Be achieved with this method." I am not a fan of the line highlighting but it seems to be the standard in my area an it drives me crazy.

Totally agree with what you are saying dude, i always try to paint how i think it would look if i had to where such armour...! Thanks for your great commment