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The basic shape looks alright, but the overall look could be greatly improved with a sheet of plasticard (probably just one sheet, to keep individual cost down) and a good pilfering of Necron bits from the old bitz box.

It looks okay, but I think it needs polish.

Oh it certainly does. But my channel is all about using free or extremely cheap materials, like cardboard. There's no way to get as good a model as with proper plasticard, etc.

Well then you've definitely made a great alternative to other cheap-as-chips models (such as paper-hammer). I really liked your Dreadnought too, so keep it up!

I like how you use oddly shaped beads to create detail!