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Finally I'd made pictures of another Necron units

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I like the custom made crystals for basing and what not. As far as. Your paint job goes, frankly, I don't like it very much. I don't like the colors and the airbrushing lacks depth. It. Doesn't look like you put a lot of effort into it despite the fact that I'm sure you did because air brushes can be a pain sometime. With the osl add another color or two to give it depth, not sure what you can do with the rest of the air brush affects, the lines come off as random? Either way your bases are pretty cool.

I agree with the guy above me. The scheme is nice but the airbrush work looks rushed and flat. Simply airbrushing a single colour onto an area supposed to be glowing doesn't make for a good effect.

Mmm, been awhile since I've seen that method used, and it still looks nice.

As odd as this sounds, what I like the most about these models are the little blobs of black negative space. I think it's because you have these natural, shifting green patterns that contrast so harshly with the unnatural void stamped on them.