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This was the first Cadian I have done and my first real use of thinned paint used in layers.

Pics are in this Imgur album: http://imgur.com/a/D2w79

That's really excellent work. Way back when Eye of Terror first came out, I attempted building an infantry heavy Cadian army for the sake of EoT. Let's just say I'm probably still painting those infantry figures.

....how many years has it been?

Looks good work!

No pics, so moving to general P&M.

Looking good! Nothing like some U.N. Guard.

Have you thought about doing the eyes? It may help it look more finished

sparkywtf wrote:
Looking good! Nothing like some U.N. Guard.

Have you thought about doing the eyes? It may help it look more finished

I have, but I currently have enough problems with Space Marine eyes. Though I guess its worth a shot!

Good job. Keep practicing .

 Grafeld wrote:

sparkywtf wrote:
Looking good! Nothing like some U.N. Guard.

Have you thought about doing the eyes? It may help it look more finished

I have, but I currently have enough problems with Space Marine eyes. Though I guess its worth a shot!

I find that painting the eye white, then a think black line down the middle is the easiest. Helps prevent them all from having lazy eyes

 StyleXHobby wrote:
....how many years has it been?

10. 13 since Armageddon.