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Just knocked out my first 5 Knight Titans, went with a heavy weathered look on the metals, and a clean look on the armors.
-Kenny

*gets his coat, locks up the office and hands the keys over to the OP*

I'll never be that good, time to quit while I'm ahead, at least I'll have my baking as a hobby....

Stunning mate. Utterly....stunning.

Exceptional, the work is very crisp, as in it looks like it will actually go to battle. Not to bash others in dakka, just an observation, but some people are getting lazy with their airbrushing on the knight, not you though, very crisp! Great highlights and great weathering I especially like the rust on the chainsword tip and the vents. And the basing on these models is great. Only critique is that the melta cannon on the errant in the second piece is much too bright and clean, to have the oil effect you need to dull it down or at least do a good wash of nuln oil over it (at least to suite my taste, but I am really being nit picky here, these are fantastic models).

Um... What they said? I am utterly speechless dude these are amazing! Love the blues on the gun barrels

They look great! They look like they need some of those IK decals to add that little extra.

I like the pose on the one in the second and third pic. The one leg up is very subtle but very good.

Incredibly stunning, beautiful paint job - excellent work!

Ryan_A wrote:Exceptional, the work is very crisp, as in it looks like it will actually go to battle. Not to bash others in dakka, just an observation, but some people are getting lazy with their airbrushing on the knight, not you though, very crisp! Great highlights and great weathering I especially like the rust on the chainsword tip and the vents. And the basing on these models is great. Only critique is that the melta cannon on the errant in the second piece is much too bright and clean, to have the oil effect you need to dull it down or at least do a good wash of nuln oil over it (at least to suite my taste, but I am really being nit picky here, these are fantastic models).

I really try to incorporate this kind of feed back. I looked for it even if the critique was negative, in order to grow, i am glad to read this post. Thank you.-Kenny

One big happy family, awesome work

These are glorious, congrats on the sweet finish!

 Cave_Dweller wrote:
These are glorious, congrats on the sweet finish!

Thanks man !

Yes, very well done.
Only thing I can say is the blue from the heat on the barrels is slightly over done, mostly on the melta or what looks like a melta, but I do like that you used blue in the "weathering" which you don't see much.

Lovely paintjob, very clean and clear. Did you paint the parts separately or mask?

My only comment would be the weathering (the rust in particular) is a tad too controlled for my taste. But it is just that, taste.

Great work - I'm keeping note of your works now

 Rusty Robot wrote:
Lovely paintjob, very clean and clear. Did you paint the parts separately or mask?

My only comment would be the weathering (the rust in particular) is a tad too controlled for my taste. But it is just that, taste.

Great work - I'm keeping note of your works now

I left things off and used tape

Nice work

These look great as usual, but it is a bit jarring to have such great weathering and use showing on the weapons, exhaust ports, and metal exposed, contrasted with the clean and crisp paint on on flatter surfaces and the immaculate danger stripes. There's not even a speck of mud or dirt anywhere other than the weapons and metal, and that throws off the whole "used in battle" theme going. I'd have liked to see you finish the theme completely-either clean and crisp or used and grungy.

Nice work. I would love to paint complete knight units but that means I would have to build ALL OF THEM! I shall live vicariously through your hard work and excellent brush work.

paintwhore99 wrote:
Nice work. I would love to paint complete knight units but that means I would have to build ALL OF THEM! I shall live vicariously through your hard work and excellent brush work.

Your are too kind sir
-Kenny