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Hi guys how are ya today?

Well I am doing pretty good just got my table painting station moved and such and took some pics here is some wip and would love some cc comments and critique

Warhound









Defiler






Daemon prince.

Awesome work dude. I love the DP, and the warhound is amazing. Makes me think maybe I should have airbrushed
mine after all. Or perhaps im a sucker for punishment. Lol

Ya lol air>hand for these models. Took me 3 months to paint the first one with 2 layers, took less then 2 days to do this one.

Thank you for comments on my daemon

No problem dude. Im on the fourteenth day of my warhound and its nearly at tabletop standard. Although that is fourteen six to ten hour days. Lol. I think it owes me around a hundred hours so far.

Everything you have is looking good. I'm in the process of cleaning up my warhound and was curious if you have an pointers to the building of it, anything you would have done different on the second go if you had the chance?

I have a tip dude. Whatever you do, DO NOT glue the pistons in place before you paint them. I did and really regretted it.

I do not want to sound arrogant but I would have done nothing different, this is my third one I built and I got a reaver under my belt so I had alot of pratice.

First one I screwed up big time I actually ended up glueing it to my table cloth in the kitchen.

Biggest things to look out for that everyone messes up for on there first build.

TAKE YOUR TIME!!!!!

1: Build the feet in the postion you want and I would use blue tacky to make sure everything will look good.

2: Unless you really know what you are doing try to do no to amazing stance. If you build the whole thing put the pistions in and then find out the armour won't fit and everything is super glued..... ya head smashing is the least of your problems.

3: Paint everything separate if you glue the top on or the doors or armour painting it may actaully be impossible.

4: MOST IMPORTANT STEP: I never did it on any of mine and they are fine but I don't really ever move mine so they are ok but. IF YOU PLAN ON MOVING THEM PIN THERE JOINTS!!! Oh and buy really really strong magnets.

If you need any mroe advice give a holla