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I have finally worked out my Salamander colors and an AOBR kit is in the works. Im working on getting the mold lines off of the SM side sooo much fun

Thanks for all of the help and input.

Looking pretty cool. I really enjoy the lava shoulder pads they look great.

I like the lava. The green is a little too drab; this is more like a Raptors color. Try and up the saturation a bit?

I find the lava shouldpad to be very well executed.

The green colour doesn't really say; "Salamanders" to me, but in the end you can paint your models any colour you like without having to listen to people that have pre-conceived notions about how models should be painted......including me. .

Also I really like the bluish tint to the bases. It is IMO a really nice colour to off-set the green of the models.

I would say that the weapons deserves a bit more attention.

Good work. Keep it up.

@Uncool Villian - Thanks alot
@Masterslowpoke - very good eye. I actually love the Raptors colors, but I love the Salamanders to, so I combined them. the drabness is intentional :p
@ Steelmage99 - thanks for the compliments i really love the bases to. How would you improve the weapons? more metallics? please feel free to cc

Personally I like the green .

If you consider the GW result as a "daylight" appearance then this is how the Salamanders might well look in some of Nocturne's tunnels and on the surface with an atmosphere choked with volcanic dust etc. (although I'm making a bit of an assumption regarding light levels).

My only suggestion would be to do something about the "chalky" appearance in places, but other than that you're good to go IMHO

Looks great man, glad to see you eased up on the wash's

Thanks guys!!! Watering down the wash helped a bunch. I don't know why i never though of that