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Hello, people!

Here it is my last creation, made during the last nights after long days of study (university exams are approaching, damn! ):













I've used the ironclad dreadnought kit and some pieces left from a dark-eldar rider kit and a chaos rhino kit (next-time I will probably show those models). I've also stolen the demolition ball from a crazy goblin model, but the most important thing is... the flesh!
It was my first time using the green stuff for this kind of things, but I'm satisfied of the result. What do you think about? Suggestions are always welcome!

PS: sorry for the bad quality of the pictures, but I've used my dad's camera. I'm visiting my parent's home, these days.

Thanks for the compliments, guys!

@ steeds of war: Being honest, I've got no idea about how to play it... I've simply followed the creativity of the moment. Buh? The demolition ball counts as a melee weapon, I suppose?

@ TseGuevara: You know? You're right. I'm thinking about put some decal or chaos symbols on the model's left shoulder, who appears particularly "naked".

@ Rusted: No, it isn't magnetized. I've built and painted this model just for fun, not for play. Next time I will try, it's a promise!

@ Kravox: Yup! Acer Aspire 5745G.

@ Brother SRM: "Not chaos enough"?
Don't know... personally I don't like the things too much "chaotized" (does it exist, as a word?), but maybe something else, following TseGuevara's advice, should be necessary to give better personality at the model.
And don't worry about the base, when I will return home (now I haven't got the material), I will do!