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SO here they are dug up from the deep sands.

Blog post: http://www.denofimagination.com.pl/2013/03/rusty-necron-army.html

















Feed your Imagination,
Brovatar.

Well executed, but I kind of wonder how stuff could be THAT rusty and still be in good enough working order to be glowey.

You can do rust really well. My only problem is that I'm not feeling that the bases work well with the colors of the models. I like the idea of a beat up nasty necron army taking the field. I think the bases would work a bit better if you used some metallics on the models.

I really like the way these turned out. Only thing I have to say is these guys must carry around tons of WD-40.

great rust effect, great osl, but togehter? i dunno
i think the scheme look look better with a cleaner colour like silver or something but with rust its looks kinda off imo
but still ur skills are spot on mate, keep churning up these models

I think they look sick. However, I don't really like the execution on the desert bases.

I like it. Rust shouldnt hurt your LEDs...

They are beautifully done, but wouldn't something THAT rusty just fall apart?

I like the look of the models (might have gone a touch lighter on the troops, just to bring out the details of the surface a touch more, but they still look good, as-is), but the bases are way too vivid for my taste. The fact that it looks like they rose from a sulfur pit instead of sand aside (not unbelievable, for a 40k army, anyway), I think the nearly neon yellow draws attention away from the somewhat paler green glow and much darker bodies. Even so, it's still a rather impressive force.

I love the rust effect, it's really well done and stands out. I feel that the OSL could certainly use some more 'punch' and use a brighter green as a highlight, it feels very flat at this point. Also, the basing IMO doesn't suit the general colour scheme, it's a little distracting and unfortunately reminds me of cornbread. Something darker I think would suit them better.

Love them. The rust effect is very well made, and I believe it contrasts nicely with the bases.

Nice job on the rust and the glowy bits. Way to go.

There is a building from norway that is designed to rust: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grieg_Hall

I do not know about necrons but everything is so far fetched it would not be impossible to considder some metal that rust on the outside and the necrogenesis (or whatever that metal is called) makes shure it is still functional.

The necrosn are throwing themselves on the brutalistic wave:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brutalist_architecture

Thanks guys for your comments. Soon you will be seeing a Fleet of those Rustinis ^^
CHeers