u/Secret_Corner9470

Nearly done with this piece. Looking to enter it soon into a local painting competition. Would love to hear everyone’s thoughts on it.

Just wanted to share my latest display piece i’ll be bringing to a local painting competition.

Whipped up this kitbash a while ago and wanted to paint him up for some Jump Pack Intercessors i’ll be working on next. It was a nice change of pace to not paint the entire thing yellow and also gave me a chance to use some gold NMM without it clashing with the armor!

Looking forward to having these guys on the table! With all the fast attack goodies in the new 11th box i felt like these would be perfect for my Imperial Fist Collection.

After finishing up the intercessors and a lieutenant i wanted to try to get some heavy weaponry painted up! Again the goal was for something quick that i can get ready for the table in about two sessions of painting. Surprisingly pleased with the outcome of this dreadnought! Thoughts always appreciated! i think next up maybe some jump pack assault units or perhaps some Gravis units (im eyeing you eradicators with heavy boltguns)

With 11th coming up i wanted to use what ive got laying about to put together an Imperial Fists force. Goal with these was to get them done in 2 sessions. Im pretty happy with the results!

Hi all! With the new 11th edition box coming out soon i wanted to get started on some schemes for a new blood angels collection. I've seen the awesome magenta reds of u/Burzaa and wanted to give a shot at recreating it. C&C always wanted!

Paints used:

• Vallejo Oxford Blue as the base coat.
• Zenithal 3 parts vallejo magenta and 1 part oxford blue to cover about 95% of the model.
• White ink for the punchy highlight, covering 80% of the magenta blue mix.
• Final all over of the following mix: 3 drops quinacriodone magenta ink, 3 drops pyrole red ink (both liquitex), and 4 drops of flourescent magenta by AK.
• Matte Varnish to finish.

Much different scheme than the rest of my EC army but i always wanted to paint one of these guys up. C&C always appreciated!