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Ok did this model today, I like how it turned out, wasn't as dark as I hoped though





the catsuit was done by about ten layers of alternating blue and black washes and I need more snow flock before I can do the base.

C&C appreciated

Looks amazing, though the gun would benefit from some more black wash to make it less blue, unless being blue was the point . Other than that amazing work really like the look of that model.

Looks good! But my favourite part of your post would have to be your avatar

But as for a suggestion, perhaps make the straps/holster a bit more solid (ie give it another coat) and also give it a small highlight of some kind.

What anticitizen013 said. Highlight the straps, and either change one of the colors, or blackline where the various straps intersect (I think this might look better while keeping the original colors, personally) to show the detail on the tabletop. Otherwise, looking nice.

clevahname wrote:Looks amazing, though the gun would benefit from some more black wash to make it less blue, unless being blue was the point . Other than that amazing work really like the look of that model.

blue was the intended color, its for a ice/urban gaurd army

Sarrazon wrote:What anticitizen013 said. Highlight the straps, and either change one of the colors, or blackline where the various straps intersect (I think this might look better while keeping the original colors, personally) to show the detail on the tabletop. Otherwise, looking nice.

I'll probably blackline it as it makes me get a pen which I need for other things as well.

Very nice attention to detail, though I'm not sure what sniper would put his foot on a disembodied head to stabilize himself for a shot.

Unfortunately, I've seen your assassin's future, and it is grim. He found slightly sturdier footing, but alas, his mark never showed up on the table!

Thats cool, but do any of you know how to get a charred look on the skull but only on one side.

I would imagine a drybrush of whatever scorchy color you want on one side of the skull would suffice. Stippling would also work, methinks.

Very nice Vindicare, by the way.

For the scorched skull, after you have painted it to proper skull-like appearance, a layered dry brush of light brown, dark brown, black, and just the slightest touch of a medium grey.