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Sleek! decal and freehand tiny details are perfect

The motorcycle gang so far:







And the blog post with more:
http://wappellious.blogspot.com/2013/08/the-four-horsemen-of-apocalypse.html

The bases complement the colours of the model very nicely.

wwwwowoooooooooowwwwwww!!

THose are some of the nicest bikes ive ever seen! Those make the oldschool GW bikes look like straight trash!

Only constructive criticism I could add would to be to blackline or shade the White Scar symbol on the bikes. Everything has such nice blending that they just stand out a bit

So sleek. So sexy. Lovely all around!

Wish I had the kind of scratch to buy a pack of those nasties.

Why did the Imperium stop making this kind of bike? They're way cooler than the Mk. of bike that replaced them.

All part of the technology that the Imperium lost during the heresy and the millennium that followed.

I am glad these have been such a hit! The next bike is coming soon... then one more after that!

I'll have to do a search to see if anyone else has painted these. That is something I tend to do when I have to paint something I have never even seen before

Hot digity damn! Those may positively be the best whites I've ever had the pleasure to set eyes upon.

Inquisitor Wappellious wrote:
Many thanks!

The glaze medium keeps the paint wetter for longer. Sometimes significantly longer. It will also make it somewhat more transparent, but all this is part of the plan. Since I use a large palette, I typically have the whole color range that I will be using mixed and spread out on the palette. All the colors are already there, I just need to apply them with the filbert brush...

Your welcome. I have been thinking about getting all my colors on my palette ready to go, but have been afraid of the paints drying on me in my little cups. I have been using the GW medium and its working alright. I have a glaze medium ready to go for when it runs out. I think I will try out having the paints premade. So you don't really have a problem with your palette drying?

Aside from the glaze medium, I also have a bunch of lids from various plastic containers. Put one of these on top of your colors (even with a tiny spray of water), put some weight on top of that, and youd could be good to go for hours...

Here's the sarge!







More here:
http://wappellious.blogspot.com/2013/08/bring-it-on.html

One more group shot!









More pics here:

http://wappellious.blogspot.com/2013/08/five-times-fun.html

The last bike finished!!!!!!!!!!!!!!







Post:
http://wappellious.blogspot.com/2013/08/at-long-last-last-bike.html

Those a fething awesome! My only complaint is... uh... potato! No, but seriously those are the best bikes I've ever seen. Keep pumping out pictures, I love them and can't wait to see more.

Seriously impressive stuff man! May have inspired me to try white scars with the new codex....

Many thanks! Here are the last group shots!

Hot Diggety!