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Hey guys, here are some units I painted up for my new AoS army project! The crew for the WarpLightning Cannon isnt painted yet, but I was way excited with how it came out to not to post it here! Let me now what you think!

Looks good. Nice job on the copper.

They came out very very nice! i like the little mushroom especially

Painted up another rat!

Super fun to paint!

Looks really good bud great start.

Liking the pale colour on that rat ogre! What colours did you use on that?

More excellent work on both the rat ogre and the engineer! i like the tails, they are very ratty looking.

Wow, this looks incredible.

Thank you so much guys, really motivating! The skin was painted using the same techniques as seen in the How to Paint Thanquol series from Warhammer TV, its on their YouTube channel if you are interested!

Nice work!

Finally, finally, FINALLY! This thing took me 35 hours of painting (Yes I time myself when I paint). This was my Skaven "pilgrimage" which was basically me buying a model I dreaded the most and proving to myself that I can paint it. Because boy oh boy as if 40 clanrats wasn't enough for me. Next on the list is a little treat for myself, a doomflayer (What is all of this obsession with doom anyway?). In the big plans, is painting up a greyseer and a guard of albino stormvermin as a personal guard and line breaker unit. As always, let me know what you guys think, I am always grateful for constructive criticism.

Very cool! Love the effects on the warp-stone and poison spheres.

The rat ogre flesh needs more highlighting he's looking a little flat but other then that great work.

Here is a Greyseer that I painted up! A worthy leader for my army of glorious ratmen!

Everything looks great.

Thank you!