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So that's done, have I finished with painting them. They are not perfect (there are always rooms for improvement), but I am looking for tabletop standard, and I am glad with the results

That's a lot higher than table top quality bud, nice job.

Very shiny!

While I'm willing to take your word that they aren't perfect, I certainly can't see any evidence to support that conclusion.

How fid you achieve that paint scheme mate? My friend is going to start grey knights this weekend

To fleetwolf :

This is a tuto I wrote for a friend who asked me the same question :

- Primed black
- Ironbreaker (I use an airbrush, but 2 thin layer with a brush would do the same job)
- Nuln Oil wash

There the armor is done ! for the details :

- for the golden parts : Gehenna's gold, then Nuln Oil Wash and finally a light drybrushing with Golden Griffon
- for the purity seals : Khorne Red + Druchii Violet Wash for the seal, Ushabti Bone + Seraphim Sepia Wash for the "paper"
- storm bolter : Boltgun Metal + Khorne Red
- Runefang Steel for the "brighter" metallic parts, Brass Scorpion for the chains
- For the force weapons, I use a tutorial on Youtube and an airbrush. I think it is from "buypainted", it is a very popular one.

Since you're using an airbrush anyway, an easy way to make your metal armour even cooler would be a zenithal highlight with a lighter metallic colour (dunno what they're called nowadays, meant something like the old Chainmail paint) Nice work

 meecham63 wrote:
To fleetwolf :

This is a tuto I wrote for a friend who asked me the same question :

- Primed black
- Ironbreaker (I use an airbrush, but 2 thin layer with a brush would do the same job)
- Nuln Oil wash

There the armor is done ! for the details :

- for the golden parts : Gehenna's gold, then Nuln Oil Wash and finally a light drybrushing with Golden Griffon
- for the purity seals : Khorne Red + Druchii Violet Wash for the seal, Ushabti Bone + Seraphim Sepia Wash for the "paper"
- storm bolter : Boltgun Metal + Khorne Red
- Runefang Steel for the "brighter" metallic parts, Brass Scorpion for the chains
- For the force weapons, I use a tutorial on Youtube and an airbrush. I think it is from "buypainted", it is a very popular one.

Thankyou very much for going to the trouble mate! I'll pass that on to my friend and keep you posted! Appreciate the help

nice swords

@flletwolf : I really like the look of your Space Marine Chapter, nice work !

Fantastic work. Love the detail. Just getting back into painting. Gives me some ideas to make my Grey Knights better.

They look like a reasonable tabletop standard, nice job. I'd suggest a bit more work on the bases as an easy way to make them better--perhaps highlight the texture, consider some static grass or flock too? I also have a preference for black rims, but each to their own.

Yes, for the bases, I am waiting to finalize all my figs, and I will finish all of them in a single batch. For the zenital paint, I will test it on others figs before doing it on those ones