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So, the job on this knight is finished ! I am not a pro painter, but I try to reach a good tabletop standard, and I am glad with the result.

Very nice work. The colors are clean and the paint is applied neatly. The white and bronze come off a little flat and could use some washes and highlights to give those elements depth, but that is only a suggestion/nitpick. You have a sharp looking Knight on your hands!

Nicely done. Looks very similar to a Griffith paint scheme.

I'm just speculating here, but I assume the base isn't complete.

It's a great tabletop standard, but as others have suggested some washes might help add definition, and the base looks a little barren

Thanks guys !

The pics are a bit highlighted, on darker ones the bronzes and whites look less "flat" :




And yes, you are right for the base : I am not good with bases, and I don't know what to do : this one is based on a tutorial based on cork, drybrushing and pigment, but there's something missing on it, I will check on the dakka galery to find some inspiration. I though maybe ruins, or dead trees, if you have ideas, they are welcomed !!!