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Recently completed Reivers for my Primaris only White Scars force. My approach to this force is "get them painted in a decent speed so you can play", so not my best painting work. They have couple of details I will go back to paint in (once I acquire right paint pots), but now they get to fight on the table.

I have done these with more muted approach. White armor's brighest detail is done with Ulthuan Grey. Red parts have one glazed goat of Evil Sunz Scarlet. Realised white armor is amazing canvas for battle damage, so did that for the first time ever. Over did it here and there, I think.

Looks good!

I have completed two squads of intercessors. Modelled with autobolt rifles, sergeants carrying a thunder hammer.

Keeping the paint work rather simple, base being very muted to make the guys themselves pop more. Kept guns dark, and bland as well for this very reason.

They look great, very dark and moody. Well done for achieving that with a white main colour.

Thanks James. I think that mood is achieved with muted color usage as described in my first post! I really like the results myself, but would still prefer the process to be a bit faster.

Just realised that the pictures are the same for some reason. So here is the real 2nd squad.

Here comes the first HQ, Primaris Captain! Some sloppy results, but I do like the overall look of him.

Looks awesome great work!