Grey Knight Justicar

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**GreyKnightsDude**

Well, I'm finally going to do somthing I've dreaded doing, and that is submit one of my models for feedback. Well, heres my justicar, one of the best paintjobs I've done. I've only been playing since July and have never done modeling so yeah, I'm new to the hobby. Please, leave constructive feedback, no THATS HORRIBLE TAKE A LIGHTER TO HIM, stuff. I'm open for advice and new ideas, thats why I'm doing this

**Kimchi Gamer**

It's hard to see it well due to the angle and distance of the camera, but I would hit the armor with a black wash and then re-apply the metal color you used to the raised areas.

**tomcat31**

Very nice. The armour could do with some shading as mentioned above. Other than that an excellent job

**GreyKnightsDude**

Oh more of along the lines of what I did with my Apothecary?

**Myrthan**

Shade your cloth bits like the tabard. Hit it with a wash and build up lighter colors while leaving the darker colors in the recesses

**Demigod**

That Apothecary is great.

**Monsieur_Maladroit**

I like what you did with the blood on the justicar

**insaniak**

Yeah, could definitely do with a black wash over the armour and some shading on the tabard. Your apothecary's armour is perfect.

The base needs to be a stronger contrast to the model as well... Medium grey base and boltgun metal model just tends to blur together. For the quick and easy option if you want to stick with the grey base, just run a brown wash over it to give it a different base tone to the armour.

Looks like you're off to a good start, though.