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Hey all,

I really wanted something special with my Space wolves so i went for the grey scheme, a great deal of inspiration was found on white dwarf daily (http://www.games-workshop.com/gws/wnt/blog.jsp?pid=6400028-gws) and found the artists blog over here (http://www.minimanie.de/article-tutorial-space-wolves-bemalen-how-to-paint-space-wolves-79895229.html) which lucky for me, had a great tutorial on how he painted his space wolves. Not even being as talented as the artist i decided to follow the guide loosely.

Thing is with the Battleforce sets is that there is a units of scouts in it. For now i decided to assemble the whole box so keeping the scouts and pod. this would give me the following:

4 scouts -ccw/boltpistols + sergeant (dunno which weapons yet)
9 grey hunters - meltagun, plasma pistol and standard
1 wolf guard - combi plasma, powerfist, meltabomb and power armour
1 droppod - stormbolter

tho yet far from legal (still need an HQ for instance) its a fun force to build.

well thats it for the intro lets go to the painting: I assembled one of the grey hunters to make a test model and this is the result
{Work in progress shot}


{result}


please let me know what you think of it so far