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On to Razorbacks now! I was only going to build a couple, but with Gladius combinations, I think I will go all out and do a bunch :X But here you go, the first (of many) from the foundry for my new Blood Angels! But the real question is, do I plug along with BA, or do I take a break and do some Sigmarites? :X

As always, thank you for viewing and your comments are greatly appreciated

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The drill holes in the exhausts could stand to be a little bigger...

Nice paintwork, though. Really good job on the weathering - effective without getting carried away.

Very nice. I say do some Sigmarites.... so when you have Sang Guard to paint you have the recipe and technique perfect

Lovely work. Very clean.

Typo in your text overlay...

Looks great! Love the red, good smooth color coverage over the hull.

My only critique is to put a little black and/or brown ink around the tops of the exhaust stacks on top of the tank. It'll tie them in nicely with the weathering you've done on the rest of the tank instead of being so shiny and new looking by comparison.

Hope that my armor looks that good when I get started on my Blood Angels again. Thanks for sharing Talys, looking forward to seeing your next Blood Angels model on here.

Take it easy.

-Red__Thirst-

Thanks very much, guys

@ColonelFazackerley - DOH. Thanks for picking that out FIXED!

@Red Thirst - Thanks! Maybe I'll try that on the next one I have many more to go, LOL.

@Dreadclaw69 - I'm dying to try out the two new GW golds. Gold is always one of the most pain-in-the-ass colors to get to look nice, and the GW studio photos have beautiful TMM. Because I play with my models, I'm not a big NMM fan -- they photograph beautifully, but look wacky on the tabletop, especially if you have 5 near each other, pointed in different directions.

@insaniak - You're right. I thought that the exhaust holes could stand to be a little bigger too. Sometimes I'm just so happy that the holes come out perfectly centered that I stop It's actually ironic.. my best looking drilled-out holes are the ones that started off badly, because I carefully bore them larger to get them perfectly straight, and I end up with a nice, wide, perfectly centered hole.

That's a really nice model, Talys. I have to say, from a person who does it for a living, your photography on all your models is well-done, too. A lot of really nice models on Dakka don't have photography that do them justice.

Thank you for sharing!