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Just finished this Taurox Prime today. Still need to add some damage/weathering to it and maybe neaten it up a bit but I think it's pretty much done.

You can follow my Militarum Tempestus Army progress in this thread http://www.dakkadakka.com/dakkaforum/posts/list/624930.page

Great paint but, to clean for my tastes and the mold lines hurt the paint job esp. on the cannon.

The paint job's all right, but it's not making me like that model. A lot would have to change on the base model before that.

The green lacks some depths, the mini has a toyish look because of it. Apart from that it´s a very tidy paintjob.

I do plan on adding some damage/scratches/weathering, I just haven't got around to it yet. What else would you guys recommend? I was thinking about adding some sort of stripe down the middle like the one GW does. Just not sure what color to use.

Alright, first time adding damage/weathering to a vehicle. What do you guys think? Too much? Too little? I didn't want to add too much, and some of the scratches are hard to see in the pictures.

Is it that bad?

Not bad at all.
The painting looks crisp, the weathering is subtle, and the details are nicely done.
It's kind of a goofy model, but that's not your problem.

I will say it's not my first choice of colors (it's very Christmas-y), but that's purely personal taste.

 House Griffith wrote:
Not bad at all.
The painting looks crisp, the weathering is subtle, and the details are nicely done.
It's kind of a goofy model, but that's not your problem.

I will say it's not my first choice of colors (it's very Christmas-y), but that's purely personal taste.

'Tis the season

Here's what the Scions look like that go along with it:

Great work on the detail with his 40K Pip Boy on his wrist. Scions have always looked sexy to me and your paintjob only shows this even more, keep up the good work!