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This will be my blog for the Alpha Legion army I am working on. To start here are some pics of my current project.

Outrider squad is a WIP

Cool. Are you drybrushing the green over the blue? You might get a more subtle result by painting the green as a base, and then reverse/shading with blue washes. Less stark that way.

@Madocyw The way I do it is actually line highlights. I will post some WIP of each highlight, the picture had some bright overhead lights so I think that is why the bright edge green is so bright. Also that was the first model I painted in this scheme so it is a little bright.

Just a got a bunch of stuff from anvil industry! They all look great and I would definitley suggest checking them out.

Hydra Dominatus, Brother!

Are you washing your resin models before you paint them? The paint won't stick if you aren't removing the mould release agent.

@rhesusforbreakfast That is the best part of anvil minatures, the release agent is literally nonexistent, just a rinse in water and they are good

Aha, another recruit for the Legion!

Well this looks interesting. A tip is to make a blended layer of the blue and green before you add the pure green highlight, makes for a smoother transition and doesn't make the green stand in such contrast to the blue.

Good luck with your project.