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Lots more pics are over in my project log, but here's the finished army, using the Astra Militarum rules for now.

Fantastic job. Really like your colour choices - very dark and menacing and a really consistent theme.

Superb work, this coming from a tough critic, I especially like the trench basing and the subtle conversions.

Only thing I would add would be some decals or chaos symbols/trophies on the vehicles.

Beautiful colour scheme and contrast work!
A very impressive force indeed, I would love to see these on the tabletop.

A+ Sir!

Awesome colors and great looking army!

These look so cool!

I especially like the yellow glow of the eyes. It makes them look very menacing.

Do you perhaps have some battlefield action shots?

Nice job. Beautiful colour a nice painting skills.

Looking great , would love to know what colours you went for on the tank.

Yeah, superb as all hell. Nice job.

Thanks all, I really appreciate the praise.

Gerhard von Treppenwitz wrote:These look so cool!

I especially like the yellow glow of the eyes. It makes them look very menacing.

Do you perhaps have some battlefield action shots?

I'm afraid not, but finishing this army has gotten me thinking of making a proper muddy No Man's Land board, so that might be an upcoming project while I also work on AdMech.

Kariskrieg wrote:Looking great , would love to know what colours you went for on the tank.

Sure!

-Basecoat VMC Green Grey (886) as a basecoat
-Zenithal highlight straight down with VMC Pastel Green
-Edge highlight VMC Green Grey (971, different color from the basecoat)
-Sponge on VMC Smoke for chipping
-Seal w/ gloss varnish
-Wash 1:4 VMC Black Glaze/water

Note that Vallejo has two paints named Green Grey due to a translation error, and neither is the same as Grey Green. If you're looking to buy these exact paints, double-check the numerical code.