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Looks awesome. Perfect amount of scratches/damage on the armor

That yellow is amazing! What range of paints are you using?

Thanks for the comments!

@ Elnibbus, I use Vallejo paints mainly, and GW washes and mediums. I did a write up of the process for the yellow on my blog: http://www.themightybrush.com/?p=449

Epic. Thanks for the link to your tutorial!

Gorgeous. I love yellow marines. It can be such a bear though. I think I have it down and then, screw it up. I'm going to try out the thinned coats of wash you have listed in your yellow recipe (thanks).

I liked it before, but with the extended glow it does look better. I think the turquoise is great, really stands out. Stunning model. Go Fists!

I love the maul. Can you describe how you painted it?

He posted a link a couple of posts back- It's got a tutorial on how he painted the maul

Thanks for the comments, as Elnibbus said there is a step-by-step on my blog. If I do a similar effect again I'll take pics of the stages.