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ok said id put up the pic of the soul grinder on my intro topic. (my first time painting a daemon)

Nice work on the Knights. Not particularly crazy about the green rims on the bases, but the detail looks nice. I like the tracks on your tank as well,it seems like a feature the prestigious grey knights would have. The only recommendation I would make is to wash the grey knights with badab black, then go back over them and highlight with mithril silver. Its a easy, effective way to give the characters depth.

Element206 wrote:Nice work on the Knights. Not particularly crazy about the green rims on the bases, but the detail looks nice. I like the tracks on your tank as well,it seems like a feature the prestigious grey knights would have. The only recommendation I would make is to wash the grey knights with badab black, then go back over them and highlight with mithril silver. Its a easy, effective way to give the characters depth.

Same with the grinder, a quick wash then a quick drybrush with the same color makes the model look 10X better

I love the unusual colours of the Grinder. As the others have said you'd take it from 'interesting' to 'admirable' with a little washing and shading.

Same applies to the Knights. Keep up the good work, you're on your way to a very tidy army.

Thanks for that, just so people know the soul grinder was kinda speed painted but also looks a lot darker in real life.

With the highlighting on the Soul grinder, what colours should be used for this?

Also: Thanks again for the advice!

I really like your SG

Element206 wrote:Nice work on the Knights. Not particularly crazy about the green rims on the bases, but the detail looks nice. I like the tracks on your tank as well,it seems like a feature the prestigious grey knights would have. The only recommendation I would make is to wash the grey knights with badab black, then go back over them and highlight with mithril silver. Its a easy, effective way to give the characters depth.

This and give the Soul Grinder's skin a Leviathan purple wash and the rest of him in Badab black wash .

I'm gonna be another one whos going to throw a 'wash it' comment out there.

Badab Black wash is such an awsome product. Makes a huge difference in the appearance of a mini.

Cool, ill pick that up Fri or sat, only have mud wash and brown wash.