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Just got back in to the hobby, and since my Belial is taking me for-freakin'-ever, what do you guys think of this?

Looks very good but the black armour would look better with a codex grey highlight

it's actually dark angels green washed in black. I stink at highlighting...

SoloFalcon1138 wrote:it's actually dark angels green washed in black. I stink at highlighting...

Just hit it with another Dark Angels green drybrush on the most prominent edges.

If you want a sharper highlight, use a less dark green. But don't use Scorpion Green. That will look awful.

ok, I'll give it a try on a regular marine. I was just particularly proud of this one!

Pretty good; I like the metallics!

Just watch those mold lines and you're golden.

i like Dark Angels in the original black more! good start, though.

I know this was about painting, but removing those mold lines will be a good step to bring your models to the next level. Dry brushing is the easiest and first highlight technique you should learn.