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I recently finished a batch of Crisis Suits for a commission.



His weapons are all magnetized (so he can use any configuration of equipment). Commentary is always welcome.

Pic too small , but looks crispy and clean

The white and green look good together .

Looks great. What's the technique on the white? Its not too clean but not too dirty.

You sure do have a great painted model right there... Good job man.

Nice leg detail. You should put the picture in the Gallery so people can look at it magnified.

I really like the colors, especially the white.

brother_zach wrote:Looks great. What's the technique on the white? Its not too clean but not too dirty.

This is a cold blue/gray-white. I started out with a light blue-gray color (by mixing P3 frostbite and ironhull gray together or Citidel's Space Wolves Grey and Codex Gray) and highlighted my way up to pure white. I find this technique gives me some very clean looking whites.

The other way that I often do white is to do a warm white using a mustard color (say, snakebite leather or rucksack tan). Those whites tend to look a little more worn and Blanchian.

Kilkrazy wrote:Nice leg detail. You should put the picture in the Gallery so people can look at it magnified.

I'll look into that.