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This was my first large model. I was mostly drawn to this by paint scheme shown on the back of the box. I did my best to replicate it. Would've liked to have done more with the base and lighten up the banshees on top some more. This was also my first attempt at taking a decent photo of my models that didn't have any part of me or my pants in the picture. I usually take them at the table as I'm painting. Hope you guys enjoy and look forward to sharing more of my models with you.
-Mike

Very cool. Little bit too airbrushed for my liking but nothing else to critic.

Looks really nice, great job.

Nice paintwork on a model that is absurdly over the top. Well done.

This looks great!
Im impressed with how you managed to give the different parts definition by using contrasting colours, and yet keep the ghostly ethereal feel for the model as a whole.
Well done!

Thank ya gents. Spincr, keen eye. This was also my first foray into airbrushing. The bone work on the engine itself, the glow effects on and around the reliquary and the Corpsemasters cloak were all airbrushed. The spirit horde was heavily drybrushed in lighter increments all over...eventually moving to a pure white towards the back.

Such a consistent green tinge throughout, whilst the rider has a contrasting blue glow. Well done!

Great paintjob