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My son, USAFStephens300 cannot upload his work so I said that I would post them for him. You can post your comments here or send him a PM.

looks good. I think a wash would look good over the blue, just in the recesses. Perhaps Agrax Earthshade or Nuln Oil depending on the look your going for.

Some highlights would also be in order. A lighter blue on the edges could help make the blue a lot crisper.

Another thing, there is a gap on the wolf head and is really bothering me. Especially, on such a big model, as Logan Grimnar is, it would help to make the model that much better.

as for the positives, the blade on the axe looks great, I really like the red, as it kinda helps break up the model.

the wolfs look really good, and I have always had trouble with getting their fur just right. I really like how the wolfs are different colours, as it helps reduce the already large amounts of brown on the model.

Happy wargaming,

-Mikey

Thank you for the suggestions, I'll try and patch the wolf head with green stuff and paint it to match. And I'll try the shading on it.

Did your son paint this? because this is awesome! How old is he?

 Matthew wrote:
Did your son paint this? because this is awesome! How old is he?

Yes, he did paint it. He is 20.

Here is another Space Wolf Character that my son would like to show. This is one of his first ones that he did back in high school 3 plus year ago. Critiques and Comments are always welcome. As before, you can post your words of wisdom on this thread or reach out him at USAFStephens300.

Exactly the same level of painting as me! Very neat and crisp but not wanting to dabble in washes and highlights in case you ruin it accidentally.
I totally sympathise; i think the answer is to find a similar test victi- i mean test model which has similar surface features but you can afford to throw away.

I hate doing that, because once you've seen 'toy story' you can't un-watch it....