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Cataphractii Captain and a Basilisk with a bit of a worn look.

Nice job, the hull of the basilisk is a lovely colour, what colours did you use?

Hey Gobert thanks.

The hull is Mechanicus Standard Grey spray, lined in with Basilicanum Grey contrast and Dry Brushed with Administratum Grey layer

Seconding the compliments on the basilik's grey, lovely job.

Mate the last page has so much going on - looks like a few full armies!

Necron colour scheme is great, really different and visually striking. Great job on the objective markers! I am also a big fan of your work with the Eldar. I wouldn't expect contrast to work so well on their large flat surfaces but it flows nicely.

Excited to see some paint on the terrain set - that's a really impressive collection!

Thanks Tzurk working hard to reduce the pile of shame, I have certainly painted so many more models this year using contrast than I ever have in the past. I also like to mix up the armies I am painting to keep it fresh, takes longer to get a fully painted army but keeps me painting .

Valhallan Platoon Commander



Ultramarine Chaplain



Valhallan Infantry Squad



Commander Chenkov and Valhallan Master of Ordnance



Ultramarine Cataphractii Terminators

Thokt Skorpekh Destroyers and their Lord

Looking good Athariel, the Valhallans and the Necrons in particular. Nice work

Not posted for a while but I have been busy painting Necrons, Ultramarines and some Elves and as always predominantly contrast paints except metallics to a battle ready standard.














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Some work in progress Lothern Seaguard which I intend to use as counts as Dreadspears in AoS Cities of Sigmar army.

Good to see you back, With some healthy progress no less. The Sea Guard work surprisingly well with contrast, nice one. How come some of the Necrons have gone green on their weapons?