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So I have been working on this model for a couple days now. I am thinking it is finished. What do you all think?

it looks great.nice battel and wear and tear damage/effect.

Not a game I play, but I love the paint job.

great work ! gotta love the dust models

Thanks guys!

Turned out great!

Can't wait to see what you can do when you get some weathering powders.

I'm quite a noob, so noob question expectantly are weathering effects on units just freehanded usually with great precision? or is there some sort of method behind it? like i said, kind of new to advanced painting, thanks
either way, the model looks great!

Zotac1992 wrote:
I'm quite a noob, so noob question expectantly are weathering effects on units just freehanded usually with great precision? or is there some sort of method behind it? like i said, kind of new to advanced painting, thanks
either way, the model looks great!

There are a few ways to do weathering affects. What I did was just freehand. There is the salt method, you can do it with a sponge and you have the powders method. Just look up painting technics or battle damage up on youtube or wherever.

Love it! Very cool model and sweet, gritty, realistic painting!

 Cave_Dweller wrote:
Love it! Very cool model and sweet, gritty, realistic painting!

Thanks. That means a lot. I was my first try at that paint style.