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Ultramarine 4th Company Chaplain

Painted this up after my terminator Libby last week. Really happy with it.




Oh and I took a better pic of my libby which is more in focus.

Lovely work. Especially the librarian. Beautiful blending.

Lovely work.

Only constructive comment would be that the bases are perhaps a little dull... Beautifully done, but could do with a couple of small spots of colour here and there to make them a little more interesting.


You've found a nice balance on the armour highlighting though, and the bone bits on the Chaplain are gorgeous.

Not a whole lot to say other than they look great. Highlighting was nicely done and honestly, i love the bases.

I agree with insaniak, the bone is very well done and looking awesome.

yea those look really good. seeing as im painting my SM mostly black, im taking your highlighting style lol.

I like the Librarian a lot.

The Chaplain I like all of except for the green on the shoulder pads. It is way too bright for the grim dark gloom and doom future if you ask me. It would look nice toned down or shaded if you ask me. But hey, I suck at painting. In general.

Very well done. Better than I could have done. I don't really like the green on the shoulder pads or the fact that the chaplain's entire helmet is bone color, though.
As for the bases being too plain, hogwash. They're great, and if they fade into the background a little, that's a good thing. The focus should be on the mini, not the base.
Beautiful work.

These look fantastic! I especially like your technique for parchment... any tips?

brilliant what do you do for your metals

what colour is the bones

Very nicely done. Hardlining that actually makes sense in the places where it is used, and shading that is very well executed.

Though I don't think using metallics goes along well with your style of painting, and I would suggest trying out NMM, that's more of a personal preference than an actual complaint.

Nice work.