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I've finished painting my beginnings of a cryx army, but they are yet to be based (other than the Slayer, who is part-based with a rail).

Love the grimy green and the overall gritty feel they have.

Wowzers, The olive grime green is fantastic. Great overall feel.

Nice work

I love the color and the worn look.

Nice colors choices and application. The olive green is a color that is uncommon in the miniature community but the execution and weathering really make these mini's look great. Awesome work

Wow, thanks for all the complements guys! Should I continue the olive green onto units as well (such as Drudge slaves), or just keep it to where it can be more widely applied?

Good painting! Seriously good job with putting my painting pride to shame...

Cant wait to expand our armies and do battle again mah FRIEND!

How did you get that effect on the armor plates? They look great.

It's basically just gretchin green with a really heavy wash of badab black, I'm not sure which of GW's current paints match up to it.

awesome job man ^_^

I might have to steal the recipe for that green, it would look awesome on plague marines XD

It is very nice, and dead simple, makes me want to go back to my cryx again...