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Just started up a Chaos space marine army and on top of that am new with the whole model making and painting thing. I really wanted to try green stuff since I have never tried it, so I attempted making a Nurgle tank. Sorry about the bad camera, my nice one got ruined not too long ago when a water pipe busted in my place and decided to flood the apartment. Anyways, I would love any feedback you all have on this stuff because I really would like to get better at it.

I think your rhino is very well done, though I don't really like the curve of spikes in the front. It just seems impractical and cluttered.
The bike and lord both look alright. I think you need more depth in both of them though. They look kind of flat. And they could use a little weathering like the rhino.
Overall, its definitely a good start man.

I think you are off to a great start. The rhino looks nice. you did well with the green stuff.

A very good start!
The rhino looks good, and that bike.... great build, dude! I love the ramp-idea, definetely keep doing things like that!

noisypickle wrote:
Just started up a Chaos space marine army and on top of that am new with the whole model making and painting thing.

New to this? Really?

I dont think you have anything to worry about if these represent your first efforts!

I started out with a few Tau for practice. Also probably doesn't hurt that I studied art in uni. As far as painting these things though, there definitely was no class that taught that. So i've been trolling around here picking up tips and tricks.