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Just finished this terminator Sgt. C&C welcome

Whoa thats pretty neat. Bunch of little detail things that make this model quite unique

He looks seriously badass.
And the paintjob is superb too.

Great-looking terminator! Love the weathering ...
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How did you make the green colour on the armour, if you don't mind my asking?

He is looking really cool!

The paint-job is sick! Great weathering.

Complaints - eyes?

The additional armor-plate on his right shoulder looks like it will smash into the sensors if he rotates his shoulder any further....

These points aside, he really looks great.

Awesome! I love the Warbringers Chapter, I based the color scheme of my SM army on this Chapter. But used Black Templar iconography instead of the crossed swords.


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Please post more pics if you have them!

Scott wrote:The paint-job is sick! Great weathering.

Complaints - eyes?

The additional armor-plate on his right shoulder looks like it will smash into the sensors if he rotates his shoulder any further....

These points aside, he really looks great.

Thanks!
I didn't bother doing the eyes because it would cause the model to look out of scale and because i have not found a way to paint eyes that doesnt make the entire model look ridiculous.

You can't really see it in the picture but the additional armor plate is actually supposed to be attached to torso armor with a hinging mechanism and not the shoulder itself allowing for full range of motion without comprimising the sensor array.


@necro
The greens i used were VAC tank green with a tank dark yellow highlight along with VGC putric flesh for scratched and extreme highlights.

Bald, I really like the color of this guy. That decal (or freehand) numeral on his shoulder looks great. The weathering looks amazing. My only complaint is the extra plate on the shoulder pad of his bolter-arm. I always use those little plates for names or numbers, but this guy's is just blank. I'd love to see something on it, but that's just me.

Jimsolo wrote:Bald, I really like the color of this guy. That decal (or freehand) numeral on his shoulder looks great. The weathering looks amazing. My only complaint is the extra plate on the shoulder pad of his bolter-arm. I always use those little plates for names or numbers, but this guy's is just blank. I'd love to see something on it, but that's just me.

Good call on the plate. I think i will try to get something on there. it will be a good chance to try to do some faux engraving.

he looks like he has been to hell and back



very nice

the heavy weathering looks really good!! the powersword looks kind of plain on the pic that that just might be the photo itself.
great job!

very nice, love the weathering!

Nice scenes, a play by play to this would look good in a battle report. A display photo for each finished model or even a squad would be cool too. Good job and good luck.

Love the dirty look.
They're battle damaged without going over the top!

And isn't it Emperor's Warbringers?

Now that's armor that looks like "real" armor. Very good job! I also like your choice of green. Too bad you didn't paint the eyes (that's a minor point).

Good looking paint job, I do like the color scheme. Might have to look into doing a army like that.

Adrian Fue Fue wrote:Nice scenes, a play by play to this would look good in a battle report. A display photo for each finished model or even a squad would be cool too. Good job and good luck.

Lol, I might do that but this isn't from a game i was just messing around.

Flying Pooo wrote:Love the dirty look.
They're battle damaged without going over the top!

And isn't it Emperor's Warbringers?

Thank you and yes it is supposed to be Emperors Warbringers I just keep forgetting to add that part to the name.

Great stuff, always love custom chapers

If you can, Can you write a background Fluff for these Bad-Boys cuz im very curious.

- FrostTooth

Good stuff man, love the paint job. Keep up the good work!

Nice shade of green, and the battle-damage looks well done. However, there seems to be a bit of a light glare on his head.

Good stuff, looks like they actually fight battles.

As mentioned by others....the weathering looks great. I tend to appreciate the realistic marines a little more than the factory sealed ceramite armor suits fresh out of their bubble wrap (that still have a 36 month warrantee ). I like the conversion on the shoulder pads