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Hi guys,

My first post on this forum, here is some works I have done during this year, please enjoy..r

Hand painted Spartan in Dark Angels first company colors..:











Thanks in having a look guys...

Amazing work man. The only gripe is when you paint That nice the treeds look dead compared to the rest of the model.

I'd agree, both that it is amazing, and the treads could use some silver or something.

Ohhh. I really like this model Nice job!!

That is phenomenal. The shading is just brilliant. Looks like it might be regular brush work rather than the air variety, too. You brilliant madman!

Nice! Looks awesome - would love to see some more of your stuff

Hi guys,

Thanks much for you kind comments, do appreciate it..
- noted for the tracks...more steel and mud...

More stuff coming soon.

Thanks in having a look guys...

Frank.

Lovely work, Bluewing. The freehand on the doors is phenomenal. It's nice to see such a smooth, hand-painted blend and gradient of shade from the front to back of the hull; it's a very appealing effect. Would love to see more of your work

Hi guys,

Thank much for your nice comments...

@ sockwithaticket, ...I loved the "brilliant madman" note ( I will take the liberty to quote you in the future)...I actually wondered in the middle of the painting..."...what the frag...I was thinking about hand painting this model...".

@ the_Armyman, thanks much for your kind support, hand painting was the only way to have a "deeper gradient", and old parchment style adapted to an ancient venerated piece of machinery with its own "machine spirit".

Many thanks in having a look guys...

Great work. My only question is why the tank looks weathered but, the tracks don't. Otherwise stellar job.

Thanks for your comments Sammoth...

Well the tank is not really weathered ...just an old machine spirit.

Also the tracks are actually weathered...lol...but don't look much on the pics, as previously said, will do increase the weathering of the track on the next one...

Thanks much in having a look guys, and thanks for your comments...

Really nice piece... What's next?!

That's a good looking tank, but good god the freehand on the doors is out of this world. Like it's almost unfair how good the freehand looks compared to the rest of the model.

Hi guys,

Thanks much for your nice comments, well, next will be ...a Brass Scorpion ( cleaning is done), though I do have 1 or 2 more Spartans to build.

Thanks in having a look guys...

Looks really good man! Cant wait to see more pics.

Thanks much for your nice comments guys..., next I am working on now is a Brass Scorpion...

You should consider starting a P&M blog. It would let us see some WIPs and keep an ongoing log of your projects in one centralized spot.

Thanks for you nice comments guys..

@whalemusic360, will love to...but I am very bad in computer things...so I have no clue how to do that...@_@...!

But ....I will try, thanks for hint...

Frank.