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The only thing i regret it that i never made these into painting tutorials. I have plenty of videos though on youtube.
-Kenny

Just the sight of so many knights is awesome!

Hi Kenny,

I love your work. But I have a small suggestion that you may want to consider or not. The color transition you do on the barrels of your guns is a bit offputing. The observer's eye will look at it and not understand what is going on, because it doesn't look like a natural color transition due to heating of the metal. This is because you are missing 2 pivotal colors at the end of it: brown and black. I know you don't care for it to look realistic. But it really makes the eye understand the effect, and it will help it not clash visually. If you haven't before, try adding those two colors at the end of the transition and see what you think. I do: orange>purplish blue>brown>black (with brown and black on 1/3 of the transition; 1/3 orange and 1/3 blue).

Keep em coming Dawg.

Very nice work but the patches of rust/dirt don't fit with the otherwise clean paintjob.

 Chootum wrote:
Hi Kenny,

I love your work. But I have a small suggestion that you may want to consider or not. The color transition you do on the barrels of your guns is a bit offputing. The observer's eye will look at it and not understand what is going on, because it doesn't look like a natural color transition due to heating of the metal. This is because you are missing 2 pivotal colors at the end of it: brown and black. I know you don't care for it to look realistic. But it really makes the eye understand the effect, and it will help it not clash visually. If you haven't before, try adding those two colors at the end of the transition and see what you think. I do: orange>purplish blue>brown>black (with brown and black on 1/3 of the transition; 1/3 orange and 1/3 blue).

Keep em coming Dawg.

Thanks for the tips, you know me. I don't care lol
Stay Icy Playa

 Valkyrie wrote:
Very nice work but the patches of rust/dirt don't fit with the otherwise clean paintjob.

I don't know, the Cannons rust/wear/overheating is my favourite bit

Hi Kenny,

Abolutely stunning knights. To bad there isnt a tutorial on youtube /sadface.

btw I love your youtube channel!

SpecNL wrote:
Hi Kenny,

Abolutely stunning knights. To bad there isnt a tutorial on youtube /sadface.

btw I love your youtube channel!

Thanks brother, it am super depressed about it too

How long did it take you to paint all of these?

SpecNL wrote:
How long did it take you to paint all of these?

I paint about 2 and a half in 3 days .I spend 1 day on set up for all of them to lay out the parts and prime them...etc.
-Kenny

These are probably my favorite Knights!