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So I painted this up recently. It kinda goes with my 2 rhinos, which also have Dio album covers as their back murals.

I'll post some pics of the three together soon, but for now enjoy

Lookin' cool! I really like the freehand detail on the back of the tank, how did you manage to do that? :O (I want to be able to do that, too! )

Thanks! The flames were a technique I learned over time. I used to use similar layers with an airbrush and s-curve stencil. I just applied the same methods to using a paintbrush (and was a bit more careful) and voila! There's some pretty awesome tutorials out there, like this one, http://darkfuturegaming.blogspot.com.au/2009/09/bobinator-explains-his-realistic-legion.html, which detail the process you should use with a paintbrush as opposed to an airbrush. Check it out, it's an awesome article, plus that guy's models are freaking amazing.


The priest and devil-thing on the back just took a bit of patience and a 000 paintbrush, haha.

Excellent paint job!

Only question would be the model you used for Heresy era. I don't think the newer style Rhino-chassis were around then.

That said, I think this chassis looks nicer regardless!

Seriously cool work. Love it.