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These are my finished primaris, any feedback gratefully received.

Many thanks

Good stuff! Always nice to see Primaris who've actually seen some combat rather than factory-fresh!

Thanks for that, yeah I like to dirty my stuff up, im nean these guys have been on crusade for 100+ years already

Metal armour is hard to do right. You have done a very good job sir. in particular on the weathering.

Any constructive critesism is that they might be a bit monochramic for my taste. I guess that is the trade off for realismn, but I would like some artistery to draw my eye to a particular point on the model.

Thanks niial

Thats a good point, will try some extra details and freehand on the next one, thanks for the advice

I mean from an teqnique perspective it is really good. The only things I have seen that are better are things that wins golden demons etc. Where you can improve though I suppose some colour theory on colour contrasts (dark/bright, contrasting colours, etc. etc.) is where you can imrpove the most.

The problem with metal models is that you have very few places to work with colour. And the face is realistic, so it is hard to use the head as a spot colour.

I find this page an oldie but a goodie.

http://theback40k.blogspot.no/p/color-theory-archive.html

Thats a really useful point abd the website is cool, thanks for the link.

Maybe some cheques or freehand around the neck or shoulder pads.

Again thanks for the thought.



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Thanks niial

Thats a good point, will try some extra details and freehand on the next one, thanks for the advice