Alpha Legion Forgefiend

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**Meltagun**

Here is a Forgefiend I painted up with my Alpha Legion scheme.

**darefsky (Flight Medic Paints)**

Wow, that looks like a Dino-bot

**Karokk**

You could really improve the paint job by using washes! Use nuln oil for the silver and drakenhof nightshade for the blue. For the skin you could use reikland flesshade or something else of your choice.

You have picked out the details very well but without shading the model looks "flat". Once you are comfortable with shading you can go on with highlighting some poarts.

**squall018**

Model looks awesome. Paint is very neat and clean but as said above, shading would take it to the next level.

**Eiluj The Farseer**

Painting neat looks good, agree with the shading for the flesh, silver and blue, maybe with the blue too you could use an ice blue or lighter blue and make short lines near where it joins the silver to add depth and high lighting.

Basing is really good. I always like to see people take time on the base as a crappy base really detracts from a well painted model... In my opinion... looks good over all though

**Lucre**

What a goofy grin!

**YELLOWBLADES**

I like the style, and colour choices

**Loricatus Aurora**

Karokk wrote:
You could really improve the paint job by using washes! Use nuln oil for the silver and drakenhof nightshade for the blue. For the skin you could use reikland flesshade or something else of your choice.

You have picked out the details very well but without shading the model looks "flat". Once you are comfortable with shading you can go on with highlighting some poarts.

Seconded. Great natural skill but needs contrast.