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Finding the final colour scheme was a long road of try and error but I am happy with it. Its distincitve nature is enjoyable to me. I hope some of you might appreciate the converting craftwork. The army definitely has a chaotic/savage-like feeling to it, at some point comic due
to over exaggeration but also relieve my beloved Iron Hands of their cold, logic-driven fury a bit with open aggression and open devotion to their noble cause of bringing mankind the purge of all heretic elements it deserves.

These are fun. I have seen many things, but i don't think i've ever seen bike wheels painted bright yellow! On minis, that is. I may have seen it in real life.

But anyhow i like the colors.

Thanks for your kind words.

There is a bit of blooming, brightening from my LED desk lamp but still in colour contrast it would be considered bright next to the brown theme. The garsih colour combination would not have benefitted if black were to be introduced to the already broad colour selection. It was natural to me to repeat an already existing colour element. One thing I was always envious of classic Imperial Fists as an example was their bright colours were a fantastic canvas to portray rust, stains, blood and weathering in general. Paint it clean and make it dirty afterwards so that your minis have seen some "stuff".

your icons are nice