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Paladin of the Wall





United States

This is my first Space Marine vehicle. I think I did a nice job on it, I think it screams out "grey knights". Comments are greatly appreciated!






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Krielstone Bearer





Denver Colorado

i like it!
a little streaky on the paintjob, but still nice

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Bonkers Buggy Driver with Rockets





ohio

looks great



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Ultramarine Master with Gauntlets of Macragge





Boston, MA

The silver is too streaky. Try building up a few coats of Boltgun Metal or whatever metallic color you're using instead of just going with one or two.

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Ork Boy Hangin' off a Trukk




Newcastle, Australia

Looks good. I cant tell exactly what method you've used, but taking a stab I'd say that the dark ink wash has been applied a little too heavily over the silver armored areas. Try instead going for a lighter wash and several layers, instead of the single thick layer.

Nice model otherwise

 
   
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Lit By the Flames of Prospero





Rampton, UK

Looks good i really like the interior, i think the streakyness mentioned is as the above poster said, it looks like the black wash was not so even.
Still looks nice to me though.
   
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Bane Thrall






This is the better frikin Rhino I have ever seen. It makes me want to go buy one. You should be soooooo proud.



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Bane Thrall






I didnt write the above comment....?



They stare into your soul.
 
   
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Grey Knight Purgator firing around corners






United States

I'm just going to assume Surfboard hopped on your account and wrote that? Anyways looks a bit to streaky. And the black wash or ink or whatever you used was allowed to pool up to much. But It's a good start.
   
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Kid_Kyoto






Probably work

I think overall I like it. I don't normally care for the "I dipped this vehicle in shiny!" look, but it's been dulled down a lot by the wash you put on it. The areas around the stacks looks pretty good, however, I do agree with most comments in that it seems streaky. I like some of the streakyness, because it looks like places where something scratched or rubbed against the rhino, such as on the door next to the Inquisition ][. While I'm on the topic of it, your ][ feels a little too obviously hand-drawn on. It kind of looks Orkish, and I think takes away from the whole piece. My advice would be to try doing it again, but use a pencil to sketch the shape you want on there before actually painting it on, and then you just have to paint inside the lines. Also, I feel like the Red/White on top of the rhino needs a little bit more work. Some thin layers of paint on top ought to fix the issue.

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