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This is my first vehicle that I have assembled and painted. Its also the first time I have used an airbrush which makes a world of difference for blending. I think it turned out better than I had hoped for. I started a brief blog about it http://www.dakkadakka.com/dakkaforum/posts/list/428476.page . All doors, hatches, and the weapons are fully magnetized.
The challenge now is using the brush for smaller figures. I also need to work on weathering and battle damage for future vehicles etc.
But i see one problem in it... There is a line beetween the side plates and the hull that is very easy to see, next time fill it with some putty before painting...
If my post show some BAD spelling issues, please forgive-me, english is not my natural language, and i never received formal education on it...
My take on Demiurgs (enjoy the reading):
http://www.dakkadakka.com/dakkaforum/posts/list/537654.page Please, if you think im wrong, correct me (i will try to take it constructively).
