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This weeks project. Finished early at that too!

He was really....boring to paint? I don't know, it's my first vehicle, and it was really tedious for some reason.

I LOVED painting my imperial knight and my dreadnoughts but this was just kinda all-around boring....

Hope you guys still like it!

Its a nice paintjob, but to be honest, you didnt do much with it.
The metal look very flat, and the discoloration of the meltas are way to subtle.
I would like the metal to get a good wash or two, then highlighted or dry brushed with silver again.
Also, some weathering effects would be highly appropriate for a Fenrisian vehicle.
You say it was boring, I say it was perhaps unfinished
(although, I know how hard it is to pick up a model you just find boring).
It will do just fine as it is though, its all in details and thematic choises now.

 Fayric wrote:
Its a nice paintjob, but to be honest, you didnt do much with it.
The metal look very flat, and the discoloration of the meltas are way to subtle.
I would like the metal to get a good wash or two, then highlighted or dry brushed with silver again.
Also, some weathering effects would be highly appropriate for a Fenrisian vehicle.
You say it was boring, I say it was perhaps unfinished
(although, I know how hard it is to pick up a model you just find boring).
It will do just fine as it is though, its all in details and thematic choises now.

Thank man, I appreciate the criticism!
Especially going back over with some weathering. It's not my forte, so it's a perfect time to practice it. Maybe spicing things up will make it more interesting...