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Today we got a Sangiunary Priest for a commissioned Blood Angels army. Painting all white armour is always a bit of a challenge but I think I got it right.
I like this model a lot. Bright, pretty colours, stark contrasts, Blood Angel. It’s all there. 😉
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It could be the picture but it just seems blotchy to me and not smooth. Maybe it's just the way the battle damage looks that has done that.
Could also just be the way the picture was taken and the angles 😛
Thanks for the comments (and in one case the spam 😀 ).
@Garfy: Nope, as with the Evil Sunz Orks and some more upcoming Blood Angels, the customer wants to do the bases himself so he can match them better with the table he plays on. I can't blame him but of course the pictures I take end up less pretty than with a properly done base. 😉
@Korhain: First a sponge, then the brush. 🙂
@Robert Gilbert: Thanks for the honest feedback. Just out of curiosity – what would you prefer for the white to look like?
Nicely painted, though I'm not a fan of the end result of the white.
nice paint job!, is the battle damage done with a sponge or not?
No base?
Lovely paint job on the model mate.