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The Space Marine equivalent of the US Army Bradley IFV.

This was a funny project. It went from nothing to almost finished in four hours, and then I spent probably three times that long detailing and weathering it – but at the same time trying to keep the weathering subtle. I figured it would be good practice for the relic vehicles I will be painting in the future.

Just amazing.

Its almost too good. Do you use an airbrush for the first coloring?

Looks amazing as always. If/ when I get a repulsor for my Raptors, I am planning to do a BAOR style 2 tone camo on it. I think it'll look great on this model.

Stunning! so smooth is looks computer rendered.

You have the patience of a saint to paint so subtle and clean. I wreck three brushes a model shoving globs of paint on.

Amazing work as always. Still not feeling the tank, but this is the best looking one I've seen.

More great looking Raptors, great job.