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Wew lads! those are some white terminators.

Looks like some really solid work.

IMO, so take this for what you what, it looks like you used just a pure white on the feathers? and then washed it with a blue wash? Might just be the lighting.

But what i do for dark angel feathers and it comes out freaking top, is base the feathers first in Fenrisian gray, then pick out each feather, using Pallid Wych Flesh.

as of late, i stopped using pure white, unless it for a glint on a gem. A fellow painter at the store, who does amazing work, turned me onto Pallid Wych Flesh for all my whites, its an off white so it looks really good, and not just....BAM WHITE!

Other then that, and again IMO the terminators are to white, but solid work, brush control looks amazing, very nice on the hooded lib, thats a hard thing to paint under that hood.

also what did you do to paint the green robes? Im trying to figure out how to do it, so far the only thing i can figure how to do it is base them in black, then do a warpstone green, and glaze from black to the warpstone green around the edge and that would take FOREVER!

Hey man thanks for the advice, I got to admit I did really struggle with the white so next time I'll try that out.

As for the green it's calaban green then really thin layers of snot green. I did a similar thing on the armour of the tac marines but mixed calaban with snot before going up to snot for final highlight.

 Darkmoonlight wrote:
Hey man thanks for the advice, I got to admit I did really struggle with the white so next time I'll try that out.

As for the green it's calaban green then really thin layers of snot green. I did a similar thing on the armour of the tac marines but mixed calaban with snot before going up to snot for final highlight.

Awesome! ill need to do a test with the green, if you ever end up doing DW ternimators again here is a solid guide. One of the best guides i have ever seen, and his DW models come out top, not very hard to do either, just had to practice glazing

http://taleofpainters.blogspot.com/2014/09/tutorial-how-to-paint-deathwing.html

awesome man I'll check it out

Inquisitor commission,
as always comments welcome. I gotta say, I had alot of fun with this one. I feel now my painting skill have vastly improved over the course of the last six months since delving into the world of commissions.
My skills with an air brush have come leaps and bounds and my photography skill is slowly improving. Thanks for looking

two characters from a clients on going space marine army