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Elimiators from Shadowspear...

These models are beautiful. The details, colors, transitions... I particularly love the lenses. I'm in awe at the level of detail you can get.

 lifeafter wrote:
These models are beautiful. The details, colors, transitions... I particularly love the lenses. I'm in awe at the level of detail you can get.

Thank you very much!

Those binoculars are such an amazing focal point.

The rest of it's all amazing too, obviously!

These rock, love the paint job.

The painting is fantastic the only thing that bothers me in a small ocd thing is no fault of yours but the sculpting. The fact that non of the models are actually in line with the scope gives me a serious twitch in how lazy GW can be at times, look at other models say from infinity and if they are using the iron sighted scope then the sculpt actually has the head in line to appear that the model could be on target

As others have said, amazing. Not just the binocs but the wrist screens as well blew me away. The colors you used, and your ability to get the white to pop on the "Lit screen" green you've managed is really impressive. Any tips on that green?

Your marines are always top of the line, and this is no exeption.

Thanks for the comments!!

edwardmyst wrote:
As others have said, amazing. Not just the binocs but the wrist screens as well blew me away. The colors you used, and your ability to get the white to pop on the "Lit screen" green you've managed is really impressive. Any tips on that green?

Thanks!

For the green I based Vallejo Model Color Deep Green, and then layered it up mixing in Game Air Scorpion Green and then Light Livery Green. Edge highlights with white and then a wash of Biel Tan Green after applying transfers.

Really enjoy the Camo, you have done a great job of making it look like camo without it being effective camo that makes it hard to pick out detail. Really great work.