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Finally finished my ultramarines dread!
Took a bit longer than i wanted it too, but i'm fairly happy with how it came out.

As always, C'n'C are very welcome.

Very nice, I wisj my whites looked that good.

That wreath detail on the lascannon is excellent. Nice work!

EspadaBTM wrote:
That wreath detail on the lascannon is excellent. Nice work!

Agreed. Very nice.

The two things that stood out to me have been mentioned. Love the white and the lascabbon!

Great model. Fantastic white.

Very stark paint job. Not a whole of lot "wear and tear" marks. I feel like the addition of action-marks makes models feel more real. Mind you, this is not a criticism: This is an awesome paint job. The attention to detail is very good. Well done!

Thanks for all the positive feedback!

- Rysgame - My only advice is get it close with bleached bone, give it a nuln oil wash or similar, then loads and loads of very very (like milk, if not wetter) thinned down pure white. very time consuming, but its the best i've managed so far! If it gets too chalky then use just water to smooth it over

- Darkstar2033 - Thanks! i've been desperate to try some weathing effects but everytime i get a model up and painted i get terified of destroying it and bottle out... maybe time to get a tactical squad and get practising..