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Hi there. I will use this post to show my latest commission jobs.

First of all here you are these two Grey Knight StormRavens, with an alternative scheme that I specially like.

I am thinking of painting a Draigowing Army in this scheme and selling it on ebay...do you think it would be a good idea or should I paint it in the traditional metallic scheme??

I think the alternative color scheme is fantastic. Your weathering is beautiful as well.

Amazing, if i had the cash, i would buy it.

+1 Go for it, if there this good they would sell!

can you teach me that kind of weathering?

It looks awesome. I tried myself to have my paladins in white, they look like a Ford T next to a Ferrari compared to this.

Please do a paladin army like this. The paladin army is currently great in the current meta, you'll sell it in a breeze.

Those are freaking amazing.

They look fantastic. I think quality painting like that will sell no matter what scheme you use!

very very good! I like this color scheme!

mabye some more lights on plasma guns!

my compliments

Hi guys.

Thanks a lot for you comments ¡¡

I will post a white test Paladin soon, just after a new StormRaven, this time in traditional metallic scheme for ebay.

Joske De Veteraan wrote: can you teach me that kind of weathering?

I will try to summarize all the steps, but maybe I forget something, so excuse me for that..xD

Prime black.
Basecoat Scorched Brown, leaving some black in recesses.
Zenital Highlighting with Model Color Ivory.
Burnt Siena shadows with Andrea Colour .
Rehighlight Model Color Ivory.
Some white highlights with Model Air White.

Chipping with a Sponge Camo Black Brown Model Color.
General Oil Wash - Burnt Siena
Detail Oil Wash Natural Earth
Oil Layering Burnt Siena

Smoke on turbines with Black Model Air.

Hope it helps.

It looks great. Well as great as the model will allow for. You sir have made that model look a billion times better and for that i think you should get what ever you want for it. Can't wait to see this paladin. Keep up the great work.

Great color scheme, and awesome weathering!

As the others have said, really nice scheme and amazing weathering. Very nice work.

The tail fins are both backwards.

These are painted to a great level, very well done! I'd personally like to see some blacklining on the symbols on the wings, as the red sprayed on by itself looks too soft. But that's personal taste.
And as Crimsonmicc pointed out, the top tail fins are backwards, putting the controll flapps forward.. But it's 40k, so who needs logic!

Good job, looking forward to more!

Thanks for the nice comments, guys. They came mounted and glued, so Im not guilty for that tail fins..

I show you the next job, another SR now painted in the traditional Grey Knight Scheme for ebay, hope you like it:

Wow man, these ships look ace! I especially like the first, weathered one!

Wow. Awesome weathering, both paint schemes are great. Looking forward to the white paladins.

The weathering looks fantastic

Hi there.

Today I bring you a large commission of Dark Eldars, painted in a tabletop level.

Hope you like them ¡

Very nice.

The weathering on the first models is tasty.

Dang those are some really nice DE.

I really like the blood splatter effect on the Raider sails!

Sold work, I am sure your customer is quite pleased.

Really nice job. I lik4 the middle talos alot

"...tabletop level..." he types.

Those DE play on a lovely table, for sure....

lovely, im subscribing to this thread

Scott
"...tabletop level..." he types.

Those DE play on a lovely table, for sure....

i definetly agree, those we be above and beyond setting foot on my table
amazing work, loving the weathering. Interested in doing lessons?

Hi there ¡¡

I bring you another job, this time a Grey Knight Nemesis Dreadknight, in a different and original scheme, using weathering techniques.

Soon I will try the same scheme on GK Terminators.

Hope you like it ¡

All of this stuff is just so awesome. The weathering on the knight is great!