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I like where you were going with the scheme, the colors are a bit intense for my taste though.

It really stands out against the mostly organic colors of other more common nid armies.

Wow. If I ever go 'nids mine will never be painted that well. Excellent.

Not bad. Maybe try to get the colors to blend together just a bit if you paint any new stuff.

The painting technique is good. The color choices leaves a lot to be desired, though. In design, the elements should go well. In this case, they clash: there is no focal point. The green and black is too busy and the blue is too intense, so the shape of the Tyranid as a whole (which is also detailed) is obscured. Every element is competing for attention. I'm sure it needed a lot of patience and skill to pull this off, it's just that the colors don't work.

I love the idea, but TBH I would have swapped the colours about. The intense blue would look great striped, with green weapons. But my opinion aside, blindingly good

AAH! MY EYES! THEY BURN!

Looks really good. I like the scheme, but(and this might be the pics fault) the green is really bright. I'd hit it with watered down Badab Black to bring it down a little.

The blue guns look a little flat too. I'd hit them with watered down Asurman Blue(the blue wash's name?).

Looks really good though.