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This will only be my second completed model, and the first one that I've tried drybrushing and full washes on. Critiques please

The pictures make it hard to see some of the drybrush metal on the yellow, but it's there in real life, I swear.

Alright fixed.

Great stuff, keep on painting! My only two comments are that the base looks a bit grotty, even just a light drybrush of a lighter brown would help you there, and the second is the blood on the axe. I recommend trying Tamiya clear red for blood.

But seriously, great stuff, keep it up!

your first model?

heck yeah thats nice. its fairly clean, basic, you stayed within the lines.

my main comment is ive never seen a yellow gun before, but hey, im a realist (i like it to look realistic) your world, your army, go nuts with it. looks good!

Cracking first model, I would say just put some Dark wash (Agrax earthshade or Nuln Oil) over the gun to give it some definition

Jobs a good 'un

 goblinzz wrote:
Great stuff, keep on painting! My only two comments are that the base looks a bit grotty, even just a light drybrush of a lighter brown would help you there, and the second is the blood on the axe. I recommend trying Tamiya clear red for blood.

But seriously, great stuff, keep it up!

Hehe that is Tamiya Clear Red mixed with Nuln Oil The camera/lamp give no justice; merciless things.