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This ones for ebay, I thought it would be fun to try this color scheme




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Im always awestruck by your work....and your rendition of the Lamenters is amazing! This is one of my favorite chapters and the army is just gorgeous! Are the minis in the last pic San Priests or Death Co? Love the copper with the light blue -- excellent color choices. Finally, the bases are just incredible, adds a striking sense of realism to the models. Top notch as always Next Level!

Do you have the auciton number? I would love to take a look and possibly bid on them.

Nicely painted, i'm also a die hard blood angel.

Very nice, I think some chipping on the vehicles would make the exhaust weathering more believable.

Element206 wrote:Im always awestruck by your work....and your rendition of the Lamenters is amazing! This is one of my favorite chapters and the army is just gorgeous! Are the minis in the last pic San Priests or Death Co? Love the copper with the light blue -- excellent color choices. Finally, the bases are just incredible, adds a striking sense of realism to the models. Top notch as always Next Level!

Do you have the auciton number? I would love to take a look and possibly bid on them.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=230638236895&ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT#ht_3654wt_1141


ya they are the priests. kind of a rush job at the last second. i ran out of time between commissions.

They look great, but need moar checkerboard for them to be Lamenters IMO

Epic paint job sir the color tones are smooth and appealing to the eye. No decals or squad marking though?

Your yellow color scheme is excellent. All of your vehicles are asskicking. Lov the Lascannon/TL Plasma conversion you did.

-MightyG

Dear God....

these things are amazing!

I think Ghoma was right about the checkerboard details and perhaps the bleeding heart symbol that they have; with these the army would be an 11/10.

Iranna.

i simply didnt have the time to hand paint a bunch of checkers and hearts for a non-commissioning ebay auction...i slapped some ork checkers on the tanks and called it a day.

i did white/black shoulders to be a stylized checker pattern
but if a client wanted checkers than i definatly would have

Really nice, makes me want to go back and finish off more of my Lamentors.

Absolutely love it, it just throws me a bit about how everything is weathered and beaten, except all of the viewing ports/windows are nice and clean, and almost artistic. I feel like they'd be cracked and dusty instead of pristine and blue.

NLP how many small sweat-shop children do you have working on the base coats and airbrush up keep? I'm guessing 30-40. In all seriousness, they look amazing, like always. Do you usually work on these commisions/projects one at a time or do you work on like 3 sets of armies with the airbrush and then go back and work on all 3 with the brush work and detailing? Just curious. Again, like those last GKs and all the ones before, just wow. You're awesome, dude.

They look absolutely fantastic with the exception that they're not too obvious at being lamentors but what ever the client wanted

Im a sucker for yellow marines and these are some of the best ive seen, Quality man.

Well done top notch!

Wow that is some truly beautiful work. I just love the way Yellow marines look when they are done well, and these are done exceptionally well.

Cool, thanks for the link!

Moltar wrote:NLP how many small sweat-shop children do you have working on the base coats and airbrush up keep? I'm guessing 30-40. In all seriousness, they look amazing, like always. Do you usually work on these commisions/projects one at a time or do you work on like 3 sets of armies with the airbrush and then go back and work on all 3 with the brush work and detailing? Just curious. Again, like those last GKs and all the ones before, just wow. You're awesome, dude.

i work on one commission at a time, and sometimes a side project in my down time.....thats were the sweat shop children come into play

Thanks dude