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This is going to be my inevitable entry into the Warhammer Reddit's painting comp. Just wanted to show it off as I'm liking where it's going, Hope you guys dig it too! Any advice you guys could throw at me would be awesome!
I apologize for the gap in there, i didn't catch that one, gonna end up covering it with green flock as if it was mossy though so it's not too bad!

The painting so far is awesome dude!!

Maybe use some of the new textured paints to add some mud/dirt on the wheels etc, like they've been trundling through dirt on the way to a ratty battle!

Maybe use some of the new textured paints to add some mud/dirt on the wheels etc, like they've been trundling through dirt on the way to a ratty battle!

This would help the model out alot.

But for the parts that are done being painted, looks good! Are you going to post pictures of the finished product? Thanks!

Chris

EDIT: Looks like there are still some mold lines on there... if you took those of that would also help. ; )

I didn't catch the mould lines before I primed it for some reason, I'm gonna actually cover them with flock and make the stone look mossy, so the mould lines aren't too bad, I may have to pick up some of the textured paint tonight!

and yes I will definitely be posting when it's finished.

Looks great!

She's getting there! The furnace structure and base will be finished tonight!

Looks nice, that slick red is a really popping colour.
I'd add more white to the runes to get them really glowy.

That looks alot better. I like the blues around the wheels and stuff, that's a neat touch. Are you planning on making the spikes and blades a little more rustic looking? Thanks!

Chris