After much gnashing of teeth about how I would rather be painting the deathguard, I really am happy with the way these guys look as a unit and look forward to doing an army of them.
As it's after 2AM and I am way more interested in this Shark documentary, my editing of the pics has been a little sloppy, but it will have to do!
Keen to hear your thoughts/comments.
- Charlie
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They effectively looks good, keep going with the good work. Can't wait to see more of it, especially a tank.
ReplyDeleteReally nice Charlie..bases look good against the Teal (am I allowed to call it Teal or is it Turquoise?)
ReplyDeleteThey look fantastic
ReplyDeleteTeal? Turquoise? If you acknowledge there is a difference you must turn in your mancard Peter.
ReplyDeleteThey do look good, Charlie. After seeing all these beautiful marines, I really have to finish mine. Two weeks til I can get all my stuff to The West Island...
ReplyDeleteLooks great. I would suggest grabbing some modelmates rust effect liquid to use in combination with the rust weathering powder you use. It will give a more natural tone and even out the transitions between rusty & non rusty.
ReplyDeletethey would be MORE awesome with battle damage created by the "chipping" technique.
ReplyDeletewhat colour did you use for the base green/blue please? im confused by the colours on citadel because of their new dry/base/layer system.
ReplyDeletethanks