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Finished up basing and these two models tonight.

Real good. Drill out those stubbed or paint them though.

Lovely orange on both of those, works well with the white contrast. I also really like the highway look you've given the bases.

The knight looks really good. Nice, clean lines on the split colors and the whole scheme comes together really well.

The dunecrawler is pretty good looking too. The ruined road bases for both are excellent.

Very nice. Wish I could get salt weathering to work that well for me.

Righteousrob wrote:Real good. Drill out those stubbed or paint them though.

Thank you! I may go back and drill them, but I can never get the bit centered, so I may take the lazy way and just paint it up.

JustaerinAtTheWall wrote:Lovely orange on both of those, works well with the white contrast. I also really like the highway look you've given the bases.

Thank you! It took a bit to figure out what type of base to go with. I got help from some wonderful people here on Dakka on what type of base to go with and coloring. So a special thanks to them!

Bookwrack wrote:The knight looks really good. Nice, clean lines on the split colors and the whole scheme comes together really well.

The dunecrawler is pretty good looking too. The ruined road bases for both are excellent.

Thank you! The ruined roadway is the basing that will be used for the entire army. Fair bit of work, but they look great. The smallest size I've done so far is a 40mm for the Tech-priest and even that size looks great.

Carlson793 wrote:Very nice. Wish I could get salt weathering to work that well for me.

Thank you! It's actually not salt weathering. I take some pluck foam and use tweezers to pick off one edge to make it uneven. Then dab it into some paint and onto a paper towel to dry it out. Once there is only a bit of paint left, like drybrushing, just dab it onto the model making sure to twist and change the angle of the foam each time. I want to say I used three colors for this a brown, a rust, and silver all by Vallejo.

Looks great! Love the colour scheme you've gone with. I don't see orange very often.
The bases have been done well also.

did you post that dunecrawler to imgur?

yup. you did. Should have linked that knight, too.

SixT4Pixels wrote:Looks great! Love the colour scheme you've gone with. I don't see orange very often.
The bases have been done well also.

Thanks! Orange is definitely hard to paint well. I'm happy with how it's turned out.

Priest Foxley wrote:did you post that dunecrawler to imgur?

yup. you did. Should have linked that knight, too.

Yep. I did, the Knight just didn't gain as much traction as the Onager.