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Hi dakka. I've been working on these for a while. Thought i'd them them off now they are done








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I like 'em. Nice and dark. Natural colors too, kind of nice to see those every now and again as opposed to bright red/blue/green/pink. The skulls on the capes look a little flat, maybe a wash of sepia of some kind? Or maybe its just the picture.

Keep it up, will be a nice looking army.

Looks good, but i do agree with GrimDork about the wash. They could us a little more shading on the metals, especially on one of the last two guys you posted. Very clean paintjob though.

I like them!

Very 'faceless-doom-legion'-y. I like.

You could try adding some nulin oil to the backside of your swords and brushing to the tip, it would add a simple dark Vs light side effect to the swords giving them some more dimension. You could then use a brighter silver colour and highlight the tip and the center edge down a little ways and add a dark blue wash to adjacent parts of the sword, its pretty simple and you may like the effect.

For a good worn iron look i base the armour in leadbelcher, then do 2 to 3 washes of nulin oil and final shade a bit with iron breaker. But i like your figs. My first whfb army is woc and my paint scheme is almost the exact same.

Very simular armies we have.

I really dig it. Very crisp. Not sloppy. Nice even coats. But i'll reiterate that you could really use some washes to add depth. The skill could use a fleshshade wash and the armor could use a rust wash. I really love making my own washes for rust out of one two parts brown, one part orange, 30 parts water, 1 part alcohol, and 1 part flow-aid mix (diluted). It dulls the mettle to makes it look that that armor has seen a few battles.

I like this for a first time at Fantasy. Well done! ^_^

Those look great, the colors fit together nearly perfectly, and really say, "I'm Chaos!"

Thanks all for the comments.

I think i will go back and give the armour a wash. To paint it, i drybrushed tin, followed by bronze, then silver. I guess a wash on top of that would make the shadows more defined.
Same with the skull. I spent a fair amount of time layering up to a solid bone color, it didn't occur to me to do a wash.

Thanks again guys, be sure to keep an eye out for more. I'm currently working on the lord and some marauder horsemen