Terminator speed painting done in a forgeworld book cover style

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**orcpainternerd**

Not sure if i have posted this in the correct place guys so sorry if its been posted wrong. In the video I wanted to go for a matte painting style look, please let me know what you think guys

**BlapBlapBlap**

Yeah, this belongs in P&M.

Still looks pretty sweet though!

**legolooney**

Really like this, you've nailed the effect. I would love to see a slower video/tutorial. Good work, keep it up!

**deejaybainbridge**

Ha-ha.

This is great.

**Slinky**

Brilliant!

**DijnsK**

im already sub'd but i missed that vid.
nicely painted mini, awesome effect!

**Mister Chaos**

Great, only thing that bothers me is that the yellow/gold aquila looks too 'clean'. Nice job, nonetheless.

**theQuanz**

What did you use for the shoulder pads?

Love it!