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Two things I know might come up, so here's in anticipation;
1 Barrel isnt drilled because i dont have a modelling drill. One day i'll actually get one!
2 The armor itself isnt highlighted. I really preffered a completely matte finish looking armor, over black with grey highlights.

Bought this model because it looks great imo... I'll proxy him to be a rune priest, since i already have Njall in terminator armor.

Let me know what you think!

I remember your starting post on here for whatever reason. Your painting has come a long way in just a short time! This is very good work. The yellow is especially clean which is impressive! Yellow is a notoriously difficult color to work with.

If you've got a small brush for detail work, I think you've got the talent in you to step up and highlight the entire model rather than just the skulls and parchment. One thing about black as a color on models is it's just not terribly interesting if you don't highlight it to make it stand out. Taking a grey or bluish grey and edging will add a ton of depth to what is a very flat color.

 SRSFACE wrote:
I remember your starting post on here for whatever reason. Your painting has come a long way in just a short time! This is very good work. The yellow is especially clean which is impressive! Yellow is a notoriously difficult color to work with.

If you've got a small brush for detail work, I think you've got the talent in you to step up and highlight the entire model rather than just the skulls and parchment. One thing about black as a color on models is it's just not terribly interesting if you don't highlight it to make it stand out. Taking a grey or bluish grey and edging will add a ton of depth to what is a very flat color.

Thanks a lot man, I really appreciate your opinion. (And the kind word haha)
It's definitely go back on my decision to not highlight it, and actually do it.

Didn't I just see this on reddit today? You get around my friend!