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My first chaos minis. The level of detail for the boxed set is nice but it a challenge to paint. I'm getting better with the airbrush for highlights and gradients. I tried something new of priming white from the top down and black from upside down which brightens up and darkens the red base coat over top of it.

Bases are tree bark which make great rocks and much cheaper. An $8 bag of it will probably have enough material for 500+ bases.

C and C welcome.

You've done a really good job of adding color to an otherwise monochrome palette. Khornate colors can wind up bland, and you've managed to make your models colorful without overloading them. Really excellent work!

Great stuff, definitely loving your weapon effects!

This bright colors look awesome! Really great job!

Some of those bark bits look a little too big for the bases they're on.

oh very nice, i never liked blood red khorne units, too clean
word bearer red, dirty gold brass and whatnots in between make good khorne units
nice work

Your priming technique and red color gradient looks great! It gives a natural highlighted look to the armor...awesome job. The detail is substanial on these models, but you did an excellent job painting all of it well. the models look great and I love the bases, the terra cotta base color is a good compliment to the color of the warriors. All around excellent work