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Hey Guys,

This is the 2nd dreadnaught I have done, both from AOBR kits. Some customization with Forge world bits, painted to the Crimson Fist scheme, I hope you like and I appreciate any and all comments!

A short video is on Youtube as well.......here...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O6zNyQLTDAI












Video here...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O6zNyQLTDAI

Comments are appreciated

Hmm... dont kill me for saying this but before i read your description , i thought the battle damage was just attempt at free handing lightening bolts gone wrong ><

I do appreciate ALL comments, you have me thinking about the battle damage, In real life it actually looks pretty cool. The mithril silver truly makes the exposed metal look...mmmm....like metal. Cheers anyhoo

"In the GRIMDARK GRIMDARKNESS of the GRIMDARK 41st Millennium, a pile of boards can support Dreadnaughts!"

Hehe, sorry, just looked a bit funny.

The paintjob is nice. It's really clean and the colours are suitably rich and solid. Might I suggest throwing some black ink on the battle damage to dull it though? I'd suggest Boltgun Metal for painting metal on battle damage, as it won't come out so bright and shiney