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The warlord of my hive, assembled before the new codex that make scything talons absolutely useless ;(

But he looks totally awesome! I think almost every player would let your run him as twin linked devourers, which is basically the only tyrant you see these days. Love the model.

 RiTides wrote:
But he looks totally awesome! I think almost every player would let your run him as twin linked devourers, which is basically the only tyrant you see these days. Love the model.

Couldn't agree more, in fact I am sick of seeing Tyrants with termite mounts on their hands. Rule of cool trumps WYSIWYG any day!

Yeap I agree, I am sad to see that many people play they tyranid army as a shooty army instead of a CC army. The fact that the nerved the Scything Talons is a shame to me.

That looks really awesome. I like the color contrasts and the attention to detail.
Sorry that GW hates Nids.
I'm playing a lot of games against those pesky TL Devourer Hive Tyrants, so you're right in your assessment that they're just shooty now.

I would say that the base could use a little cleaning up. And maybe add some details (some grass, dead marine, etc...)

Yeap you're right, I have to finish the base

That model, sir, looks absolutely amazing. Great color choices, and very well painted. Other than the already mentioned basing, that is a stunning warlord for your army. I'd let you run him any way you wanted, hah hah. Well done!

Absolutely love the contrasting colors, top notch.

Thanks, and the good point is that it's a very simple technique, quick but very effective