Some Blood Angel Models

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**Cyto**

I finally bought a camera that does a macro setting so here are some of my marines.

Libby:

Reclusiarch:

Reclusiarch In Term Armor:

Sanguinary Priests in White:

Astorath:

Mephy:

Furioso:

**40k Ninja**

Love all of them. I really like the highlight work you did on the "libby". Nice work

**Blacksails**

Great work! The white is amazing on the Sang. Priests! How did you get it so smooth?

**Enzephalon**

Great looking models. Really good work.
Although I'm a little disappointed of the dread. He looks kinda flat. As if he isn't finished yet, compared to the other great pieces here.

**Theofilos**

Pretty awesome work and the painting is great. Best of em all are the priests with their white power armour really amazing!

**Del3ted**

Just wow! those look amazing, the basing is great as well!

**Dual Face**

I love your prists! that black lining is awesome

**Hatticus**

Those Sanguinary guys look amazing!

**Rico**

Love the Dread's claws, but I agree with the guy above; looks a little flat!

Very crisp paintjob all around, the Priest is my favorite by far.

**sarpedons-right-hand**

That Priest is awesome..... I love the White and I'll have to ask, how do you get it so bright and smooth?

Two thumbs up from me!!

**Cyto**

Thank you for your kind responses. To answer a few questions/comments:

The white priests were done using white primer as the base coat. The model was then completely washed in Badab Black twice. Then, each piece of armor panel was painted with an average of 6-9 coats of watered down Skull White paint until it reached a solid white coat. A few details later and voila, Sanguinary Priest.

The Furioso suffered from airbrush mania. The camera doesn't pick up the slight variations of airbrushed color blending that are present on the edges of the panels. I learned some time ago that to remain sane, an airbrush is a requirement when working with any type of vehicle. Personally, I prefer single character models as they are a lot more enjoyable to paint with brush in hand.

I'm working on a bunch of other stuff and once it is all ready I will post up some more pictures.

**WolfGirl**

Wow these look amazing great job.

**Captain Vyper**

Bout time you get pictures up! LOL Now tell em how much you LOVED doing the white! Let me know when you have some time I can bring my light box photo set up. Nice work brother as usual.

**rcguy111**

Great work on the priests. The white is stunning. Mephy looks cross eyed though.

**Madness!**

Mephiston looks a little cross-eyed...not that I would mention it to him in person...

**A Black Ram**

Everything is painted so beautifully. About the cross eyed thing...yeah it does look it a little, but I think it's just because of the retro style sculpt that does that. Maybe make the green part of the eyes slightly more centered and that should do it.

**40k Ninja**

Looking at this again.... did you use a airbrush on the dread?