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Hi !
Deathwing Terminators, 3 of 5
I know that bone white is usual choice for Dark Angels,
but I don`t like such decision.
Here I have tried to paint like yellowish old bone that can look like brass at the same time.
Armor was painted with yellow ochre black and white mixes.
Yellow-black mixes looks greenish a little, I know, It`s the point.
On the terminator with minigun, I have painted armor slightly brighter. Shoulder pads was painted the same as the armor, because miniature is already overloaded with details. On the other two terminators there is not too much details, so shoulder pads was painted slighlty different to make a better view.

If You like my project, You can vote on CMON for it - http://www.coolminiornot.com/359980

Two terminators to go!

Best,
Sergey

Wow! Awesome mini's Sergey.

The shades are great and the details subtle. Great color and basing. Literally nothing to complain about awesome work!

Really nice!!!!!!!

Incredible.

I really like the colour scheme, with the hint of green and black it shows the various colours these ancient suits would undoubtedly have had only to be re-painted over time.

I must also mention the bases which looks really excellent and I especially like the little weeds and plants you've done, they really bring the models to life.

Speechless! From the bases to the full model, superb!


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Barrels... if I may, take a pencil draw a center line (horizontal) across the barrels of the Storm Bolter, then draw a center line (up and down/verticle) in the verticle center of each barrel that may give you a better reference as to dril the barrels out for each side.

Absolutely amazing. I have to ask, it is an airbrush right?

Very nice but the bolter muzzle holes need to be either larger in diameter or need to be countersunk into the divot of a larger sized drill bit.