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Just got through finishing this judicator battalion for my list! Looking forward to laying down some destruction with it.

Very cool. I kinda like the color scheme.

How did you paint the marble texture on your Stalker? Looks pretty spiffy

Honestly it's pretty easy and crude. After priming black, I just take a large drybrush and drybrush on a layer of warboss green, sybarite green, or something similar. With that first layer I focus on the edges and the joint areas where you can see more green. Some green will spill out over the flat areas in lines, but that's ok as you can see that's how you get that marbled effect.

Once that's dry I drybrush over that with moot green for more brightness on the edges and joints. I'd probably drybrush this on with a lighter touch and not be so heavy handed though.

Once it's all said and done I spray over it with a gloss finish and that seems to not only seal it in but blend it together a bit.

 WhiteWolf01 wrote:
Honestly it's pretty easy and crude. After priming black, I just take a large drybrush and drybrush on a layer of warboss green, sybarite green, or something similar. With that first layer I focus on the edges and the joint areas where you can see more green. Some green will spill out over the flat areas in lines, but that's ok as you can see that's how you get that marbled effect.

Once that's dry I drybrush over that with moot green for more brightness on the edges and joints. I'd probably drybrush this on with a lighter touch and not be so heavy handed though.

Once it's all said and done I spray over it with a gloss finish and that seems to not only seal it in but blend it together a bit.

Huh, that's cool. I should probably try to replicate it with normal brushwork - I need control for the bits I want painted this way.