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Just some quick shots of my dark angels project. I want to keep this army pretty small and diverse with a mix of everything in it.

The DW termie is looking really brown to my eyes. You might consider lightening the tone.

Also, is that Huron's claw as the right hand?

The Nephilim is looking good, as is the Greenwing commander. The mace is indistinct due to still just being black. The armor and robes look solid, though.

 CIsaac wrote:
The DW termie is looking really brown to my eyes. You might consider lightening the tone.

Also, is that Huron's claw as the right hand?

The Nephilim is looking good, as is the Greenwing commander. The mace is indistinct due to still just being black. The armor and robes look solid, though.

For my deatwing this is what I use.

1. Base coat black
2. Rakarth Flesh
3. Seraphine Sepia wash
4. Dry brush on Praxeti White
5. Seraphine Speia wash again
6. N/A I have decided what high lights I want to use. Maybe a mix of Rakarth flesh and Ceramite white, or a two tone highlight of bleach bone and white to top it off.

Also, thanks for the compliments! I worked hard on the robes because I wanted to avoid using any washes on them. And the mace has four chain blade heads from FW put on the end. And yes, that is Huron's claw for his right hand,

When using GW tones, here's what I've been using to get Deathwing bone:

1) Base Zandri Dust
2) Seraphim Sepia wash
3) Layer 1:1 Zandri:Ushabti Bone
4) Layer Ushabti Bone
5) Layer 1:1 Ushabti Bone: Screaming Skull
6) Layer Screaming Skull
7) Layer 1:1 Screaming Skull:White Scar White
8) Final highlight of pure white along zenithal edges

I've been preferring P3 lately when it comes to paint though. One drop of Vallejo Glaze Medium and a touch of water thins them right down and it's soooooo much easier to dry blend the layers up.