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My first airbrush project never used a airbrush in my life. Decided to not put the transfers on because I suck at it haha.

The lack of decals or markings makes the shield and tabard look a little peculiar.

It could benefit from some edge highlighting, but it's a nice clean tabletop job as is.

I agree that the lack of decals makes some parts look bland but otherwise it is a nicely painted model.

The key to decals is to give everything you want a decal on a coat of gloss varnish, use a decal setting solution to aid in application of the decals, and seal everything with gloss varnish after you finish... but most importantly, take your time.

Give this a read if you have any concerns: http://www.winterdyne.co.uk/maz/winterdyne_tutorial3.pdf