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Hi,

Just wanted to get some feedback on my latest work, an Inquisition styled Chimera for my (upcoming) flagellants PBS.
The idea is that the psychic energy within the crew compartment is siphoned out in the big =I= on the back, hence the (what I was going for, at least) icing in that area and those immediately around it. I also tried to do some subtle OSL around the lights. The different depths and the fluffiness in the frost doesn't really show on the images. :-(

Any critique is welcome, good as bad.

Here goes.

Front:


Front Right:


Right:


Back Right:


Back:


Back Left:


Left:


Front Left:
Too unfocused to display...

Top:


Turret and Top:


Please let me know what you think.

Nice work mate, cant see in the pictures, but are the treads filled with ashes? For ash waste the treads should be real dirty and also more dust on the lower parts near the ground.

Looking nice and properly dirty!

Great work! it looks like it has seen better days.

OOh, the weathering is very realistic looking. Well done.

Thanks for the feedback.

I've just recently discovered that powders are instant aging on anything it touches. It's very easy to do (and overdo).

For my upcoming project (2 FW Hydras) I think I'm gonna go for oil paint detailing, more battle damage and less powders, instead of just powder/dirt.

Again, thanks.

Nice weathered effect on the paint.

Loved it

I'm glad you all like it. It motivates me to keep painting and improving.