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Re-photographed this today as it didn't fit in my lightbox before but I have a new, bigger one now

Wow - superb work. The weathering is extremely well done across the whole model.

Can you tell me how you did that wonderful red?

Gorgeous paintwork on a chibi-marine model.

Thanks guys!

@ Gordy, I used an airbrush for the red:

- Primed Vallejo German Red Brown
- Pre-shading with Vallejo Model Air Black
- Pre-highlighting with Vallejo Model Air White
- Vallejo Model Air Yellow all over (acts as a base for the red)
- Vallejo Model Air Red RLM23

Then I went round the recesses with AK Interactive Dark Mud and applied chipping with black and then silver using a sponge.

looks awesome, how did you do the windows/pilots like that?

Thanks Rezyn,

For the cockpit I sprayed it black, then hit the pilot from in front and below with white to simulate light coming from the controls. The canopy is painted with Tamiya Clear Green on the inside.

Very good model With these black parts it looks more like Flesh Tearers than Blood Angels, but it still kicks ass