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I've chosen not to have him on a base, because I thought it looked better that way. I'm sorry if this is disturbing... :(
I'm not a Warhammer gamer, but paint the models because they are really awesome looking.

Please feel free to comment!

Nice clean base colours. Would benefit a lot from a few washes and highlights.

If I get better at painting I will try that. I have just started and this is one of my first models. The only other models I have painted are orks.

If you want to check them out:
http://www.dakkadakka.com/gallery/images-97593-48590_Ork%20Trukk%20Boyz.html

Awesome colour scheme!!!!

The green and purple work well together.

I agree with Floyd. While it looks good and is a solid table top standard. A wash and a few highlights would go a long way. And maybe some battle damage, but thats the Imperial Fist in me talking.

Building and painting an Imperial Knight as one of your first miniatures is quite an achievement! That is a challenging model and you have done well with it. As others have said your bases colors look good and you have excellent control over your paint application too.

Great work! Keep going! You will be churning out some even more impressive models in no time.

 Zambro wrote:
The green and purple work well together.

I agree with Floyd. While it looks good and is a solid table top standard. A wash and a few highlights would go a long way. And maybe some battle damage, but thats the Imperial Fist in me talking.

But he looks so nice and shiny can't stand to hurt him.
Need to get better at painting, but washed and highlights may come on my tyranid that I just bought.




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 DarkTraveler777 wrote:
Building and painting an Imperial Knight as one of your first miniatures is quite an achievement! That is a challenging model and you have done well with it. As others have said your bases colors look good and you have excellent control over your paint application too.

Great work! Keep going! You will be churning out some even more impressive models in no time.

Thank you. More to come.

You're extremely brave to tackle this as one of your first! I'd just echo everything that's been said: nice clean painting, will look great on the tabletop. Would definitely benefit from some washes and highlights, but that's something you can easily come back to once you're a bit more confident.

All in all, nice work, and keep it up!

Clean paint job right off the assembly line.