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Hey!

I have been out of the hobby for a quite some time due to school, work, other hobbies and (*insert more excuses).
Finally decided to grab a brush and start doing something. And whoa that long pause has taken it's toll on my painting "skills".

Nevertheless, I wanted to share some stuff I have finally decided to finish.
Mostly been doing some terrain, and after refreshing my memory on how to tell the difference between a brush and a glue stick I dared to paint one of my Krieg Basilisks.

And as you can see, my photographing skills are not my best quality. Some of it of course the lack of any proper lighting/camera equipment.

Tried to make the mud look a bit like it's wet on some of the tracks and dried on the hull. Not sure about that though.






A small terrain piece. More of a visual thing than an actual LoS blocking etc.


A Crashed Raider. The model is actually painted by one of my acquintances, who worked at our FLGS. He had no more use for it so I decided to use it for this piece.
I did the weathering effects for it though.




Tell me what you think!
All tips and feedback is always welcome

Good stuff. I always admire people willing to use entire vehicles as terrain!

Thanks!
Was a fun project indeed. Gotta try something similar in the future.