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Games Workshop miniature, Masters-level, NMM, Freehands, OSL.
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Painted by: Yaroslav Bozhdynsky








Comments are welcome

The lights mounted on either side (great idea!) would have some light flooding onto the side of the tank if there is that much osl from the headlamps...
Looks great otherwise

I love all the additional lights on the tank. The blue contrasts nicely with the other colors. Also love the addition of the siege shield...seems like rhinos/razorbacks would be equipped with these as standard issue wargear...just fits well. The green looks great and the dirt/wear was done well. Nice looking tank!

thats amazing :-) love the paint job

The lighting effect is really good, and i like the front dozerblade

Young Logan

Very realistic. Very nice muddy look

Amazing work! Was the weathering along the bottom done with pigments?

With that much grime, I would think you'd see some paint chipping, most notably on the dozer blade and down low around the treads, not too much but some - more on the blade though.

Mabe a little more wear on the aquila, some scratches showing the green underneath.

$0.02

The model is a little busy for my taste but the use of colors are amazing.

 Byte wrote:
The model is a little busy for my taste but the use of colors are amazing.

agreed.

Very impressive as always.

There is much chipping but it's not much visible on the dark green
The mud is painted with glazed acrylics not by pigments
Thanks for all the comments, it took me a while to finish him, but the commissioneer is very happy

I'm going to have to look at my Vindicator and see if I can borrow your idea for extra headlamps.

The green is strong, the chips are visible in there and the edges have a nice roughed-up effect, my criticism is the weathering, the mud: it seems too consistent, going up to a certain height only, the whole way round.
Now - the only basis I have for reaching into it that much is because the paint job is awesome, so the more awesome something is, the more picky I get! It's really a beautiful piece, that green is super sweet!