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That's a great army you have there. I like your chaplain.

Well done man looks great loving the dreadnought the best!

Upon closer inspection of the pics:

- A lot of the paint looks thick.

- Barely any highlights/shadows if any. A simple Badab Black/Devlan Mud wash can add a lot of definition to a model.

- The Dreadnought is indeed the best looking model, but the basecoat wasn't painted on enough as you can still see some of the black primer (see the left arm area).

- Your scroll work is absurdly good. Best feature on the models by far.

AresX8 wrote:Upon closer inspection of the pics:

- Your scroll work is absurdly good. Best feature on the models by far.

Quoted for truth lmao. I do squigly lines that come out fine usually but those are just awesome.

Thanks for reviews and advices. I'll keep it in mind while painting the next squad.

Nice job man love the chaplain