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This is some of my models I have painted the last 2 years. Hope you like them.

Fantastic work man.

Love the stalker, though i wish i could see it from other angles. Your necrons look really interesting but i cannot really SEE them, if you know what i mean. Just the colors alone intrigue me though

Some great work. Which models were painted first?

 Dreadclaw69 wrote:
Some great work. Which models were painted first?

I painted the Triad Stalker first, that one was done all by brush. Then I painted the HQ/Crypteks, then Tomb Stalker.

The Imperial Knight was entered in speed painting contest, basically had 20 days from the release of the Imperial Knight model to finish the paintjob and submit it to a GW painting tournament here in Canada - it won first place in the Canada wide contest.

That Knight is pretty rad, but I've got some issues with it. I got it, you won a contest with it and all, so congrats on that, but some CC, if you will.

1. The moldline on the underside of the battle cannon is pretty bad.
2. Neither of the heavy stubbers are drilled out, and the one next to the knight's head...it appears the end of the barrel is broken off?
3. On close inspection the airbrush job has a lot of speckling/spattering.
4. For such a detailed paint job, it seems you missed the edges and the tassled portion of the banner.
5. The rungs on the carapace could have used some prep work. You can see the "chunks" in the middle of the rung where they were cut from the sprue.

20 days is more than enough time to address the above issues. Is that really a "speed painting" standard?

All the other models look fantastic. That stalker is awesome...it has a really great air of malevolence to it, with the oranges and all.

 House Griffith wrote:
That Knight is pretty rad, but I've got some issues with it. I got it, you won a contest with it and all, so congrats on that, but some CC, if you will.

1. The moldline on the underside of the battle cannon is pretty bad.
2. Neither of the heavy stubbers are drilled out, and the one next to the knight's head...it appears the end of the barrel is broken off?
3. On close inspection the airbrush job has a lot of speckling/spattering.
4. For such a detailed paint job, it seems you missed the edges and the tassled portion of the banner.
5. The rungs on the carapace could have used some prep work. You can see the "chunks" in the middle of the rung where they were cut from the sprue.

20 days is more than enough time to address the above issues. Is that really a "speed painting" standard?

All the other models look fantastic. That stalker is awesome...it has a really great air of malevolence to it, with the oranges and all.

Thanks for the comment, I am always trying to improve

I agree that I did a terrible job with the moldlines and yes I didnt drill the out the heavy stubbers.
The barrel that is broken off happened because I handled it poorly during transport, sadly :/

I am still learning, but I still agree with all your feedback and will try to address them in future projects

I don't know what the standard is for the "speed painting". It was the very first time I have entered in national wide contest. But I do agree with you that there is a lot to be improved

Cheers!

I love that knight! awesome!