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Felt inspired by the holiday, so I painted up a couple of my boys in (red, white) blue.

Here's a more spaced-out shot:

Nice brushwork...I still can't get over how ridiculous Centurions are though

 Elbows wrote:
Nice brushwork...I still can't get over how ridiculous Centurions are though

Thanks! Yeah, they have ALL the armor, but at least they're not as ridiculous as the Dreadknights.

Very nice work. I don't even think Centurions and (Dread)knights are are ridiculous, I think they're just sad, but that doesn't mean you can't paint them nicely, as in this case.

What colors do you use? Mine don't pop quite as nicely.

 6^ wrote:
What colors do you use? Mine don't pop quite as nicely.

Army Painter Ultramarine Blue- spray primer
Macragge Blue- base armor color
Nuln Oil- spot shading
Calgar Blue- armor highlight

Fire Dragon Bright- base eye lens color
Spiritstone Red- eye lens spot wash

Retributor Gold- base trim color
Aggrax Earthshade Gloss- trim wash

Leadbelcher- metal bits
Nuln Oil- metal wash

Mournfang Brown- leather base
Skrag Brown- leather highlight

Any Black- weapon casing
Mechanicus Standard Grey- weapon casing highlight

Nice work!