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I posted one pic of these guys yesterday but took some better shots today. I noticed only after taking the pics I've forgotten to paint the oath papers on the sergeant's combat shield!! D:

nice colors and battle damage

Nice and Neat, I love it!

Absolutely stunning, a real inspiration.

Nice job LutherMax. Really like the battle damage you did on their armour!

Nice work,the red looks great and i like the weathering too.

Thank you all for the comments, much appreciated!

@ Eggroll, good to see you around these parts! Any progress on those Orks yet?!

Really nice!

 LutherMax wrote:
Thank you all for the comments, much appreciated!

@ Eggroll, good to see you around these parts! Any progress on those Orks yet?!

I've been lurking recently and posting only when I see something interesting.:-)

My orks are being built at the moment. They're coming along slowly. Once I get all the models I want built up I'll start up a new PM blog thread. Seeing all you BA work makes me want to get back to painting my BA army though. Still have tons of unpainted models. :S

Are they sponge weathered?

@ BrotherOfBone, the chips on the armour are indeed applied using Boltgun Metal on a small piece of sponge.

@ Eggy – I understand and commend your loyalty to Sanguinius, but with an army the size of yours, what could there possibly be left to paint?!

An honour to see such fine work, well done and thanks for the inspration provided by these fine pictures.

Nice work, I've always preferred this darker style of BA, and you've got some nice poses there as well.

 LutherMax wrote:
@ BrotherOfBone, the chips on the armour are indeed applied using Boltgun Metal on a small piece of sponge.

@ Eggy – I understand and commend your loyalty to Sanguinius, but with an army the size of yours, what could there possibly be left to paint?!

As a collector I'm aiming to have at least one of each unit/model in the entire model range so still lot of painting and buying left to do.