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Here is another super heavy tank for the Praetorian Imperial Guard legion.

Man, I'm very fond of these bright colors on some of these tanks. They never fail to have a totally new take on the original mini.

It can also be found on Coolmini for those of you who care to vote.

Great work, very detailed job!

that is one sweet tank, can we have a scale shot?

Well, as is the fate of all commissioned minis, this one is now out of my hands.

So I can't get any photos of it that I don't already have.

Although, the owner does frequent Dakka, and if you make enough noise, you might get his attention...

I love it. Great job.

Wow, fantastic job making that bright color job look realistic. Some of the most effective weathering I've ever seen.

How did you do the metallic portions? They don't look like acrylic metallic paints.

The painting is nice ,not a fan of the colour scheme but i can appreciate the workmanship.

Very good

That is so sickkkkkk!

I wanna make one now, or at least something like it haha

I usually like the plain military look, but this bright color thing is growing on me. I like this a lot

riplikash wrote:Wow, fantastic job making that bright color job look realistic. Some of the most effective weathering I've ever seen.

How did you do the metallic portions? They don't look like acrylic metallic paints.

It is acrylic metallic paint. I did a full write up on how to paint battle damage.

Live the Paintjob and detailing!

odinsgrandson wrote:Well, as is the fate of all commissioned minis, this one is now out of my hands.

So I can't get any photos of it that I don't already have.

Although, the owner does frequent Dakka, and if you make enough noise, you might get his attention...

Yes, my ears were burning.

Here is a quick snap shot of the Valdor next to a Leman Russ and a regular foot soldier.

Your valdor is magnificent! Sure, the color scheme would make it an excellent target on the battlefield, but at the same time, the colors work so well!

I myself am getting 2x of these quite soon, and after looking at yours I'm so pumped to be getting my hands on this mini finally!

Great work!

-Nikolakhs

Wow Its big! I love the scheme!