Full army shot of my Ultramarines

I thought it would be great to take a picture of all the Ultramarine models I painted so far. The illumination is not perfect, a little bit too bright, but you can get the impression. For detailed shots of each squad or tank click on either “Finished work” or “Ultramarines” in the “Browse by Tags” section in the right column.

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Stahly

Stahly is the founder of Tale of Painters. He lives in Craftworld Hamburg, located in the north of Germany, where he walks the Path of the Graphic Designer. He transitioned from Lego to Games Workshop models at the tender age of 11 and didn't look back ever since. By now, his collection comprises Ultramarines, Blood Angels, Aeldari of Craftworld Iybraesil, Drukhari and various Warbands, Necromunda gangs and Blood Bowl teams. He is known for bold colour schemes and sharp edge highlights, which he paints with typical German perfectionism (one of the reason he is such a notoriously slow painter).

3 Comments

SAJ

Thanks for posting this, I did go back through your other Ultramarines posts and really admire the clean, crisp painting. Also, thanks for posting the paint list you use.

Oh, and those Harlequins are coming along very nicely…

11 years ago Reply
sonsoftaurus

Good stuff! As much as some folks knock Ultras, I think they can look great, as yours do. My main visual beef with the official schemes (as with BA) are the different-colored helmets for specialties.

11 years ago Reply
Sigismund

Looks great. I like the use of individual sergeants. That Games Day sergeant and the web exclusive one make for nice variation.

11 years ago Reply