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Here is The Master of the Deathwing. C&C as always welcome.

What no comments, the means either real good or suck real bad. As Always C&C are welcome.

thanks
MG.

what color(s) of paint did you use for the purple, and the highlights on the purple?

 Phragonist wrote:
what color(s) of paint did you use for the purple, and the highlights on the purple?

I use GW Nagaroth Night and white paint. I highlighted by mixing white with purple and shaded each layer lighter and lighter as i painted.

Here is two Deathwing Squads.

Squad Fraser



Squad MacFarlane

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Here is my Land Raider Ares. Enjoy as always C&C is welcome.


Lion's Might

I like your color scheme. One thing I think may help the look on the tank models are to put some more color onto the weapons/sponsons. For instance on this LR Ares, perhaps mix some of your copper colors into the weapon for instance.
You can definitely tell that your painting has improved a lot looking over this thread, keep up the good work!

Solid painting, solid models, solid army. Nice.
Friendly advice, read my signature, especially for the bikes, they look a bit fuzzy to me.

Well done sir. Keep it up!

I've said it before and I'll say it again I love this thread!

I love the color scheme! The purple and silver look awesome together! I think adding the static green grass to the bases...a perfect complimentary color to the purple. Real nice vindicator as well

Natural light is the best. When working out doors you may want to use a white box to put your models in to hide the natural background (take a cardboard/shoe box, cut out one side and paint it white). If you suffer from the shaking hand syndrom when it comes to taking pictures you may want to invest in an inexpensive small tripod. I think they can be found for $10-$20 online.

Overall I like the jobs you've been doing. Don't be afraid to use brighter metalics to highlight your model's metalic parts. They can really make the model pop.

Thanks Folks for the comments. Im humble by the words. Try to paint my army well and it shows. Im working on two DA fliers next.

dude solid models,
friendly advice however, read my signature, a bit hard to see the details

Here is the newly rebuilt Land Raider Ares "Lion's Might"

I really like the colors and that stormraven is sick! The metal does need a wash though, but anyhow the overall impact is very nice. At least the OP is getting his army painted unlike some players I know who just critique and have mountains of models at home to finish. Very cool

Here is my new flyers.

Not bad, I can definitely see some improvement in your painting!

Cool and rare colour scheme! Keep up the good work.

MY revamped Co Master IN terminator Armour




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Also My next painting project.

this is my next project

Tactical Squad Keith

Here is my finished squad.


Tactical Squad Keith

Im really liking the colour scheme.

Here is another squad. As alwats C&C is most welcome folks

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Here is my Razorback APC.




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here is a group shot

Here is an HQ model I did in one hour.

Interrogator-Chaplain.





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Angels of the Storm Co. Veterans.

THIN YOUR PAINTS.

 RaptorusRex wrote:
THIN YOUR PAINTS.

Thank you for your insite but that was not needed. If you wish to make constuctive comments feel free to do so.

Here is my next project.

Please clean your table and stop taking pictures of your medication. It's got your name on it and the prescription number.