Hey all, today I was planning on showing some work that I have done on a Tyranid army. But as things often happen I got side tracked with work and was unable to take photos. So today I thought I’d show some Blood Angel Terminators that I painted way back in January.
The Blood Angels army that I painted these for was a huge army and a incredibly tough one to paint at that due to how many models it included. But still it was a lot of fun as the guy I was painting for often came and helped put models together with me. It’s crazy to think how fast time flies and that Autumn is coming. What do you guys think?
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Your style works really well on space marines as well it seems. I really like the red, it pops without being too bright or light.
I like the black lenses and I was actually going to use them on my ultramarines.
Hey all, thanks for the awesome comments. I did try green lens , but did not like it so went for black. At the time of painting these I was using the GW Blood Angels painting book, but ended up taking different routes..
I like how the clean look of these minis still incorporates signs of your distressed style. I am in the middle of painting detail crushing blood angels right now. I really like green lenses for color complement but I see how the black gives a more ominous feel. To me this is a matter of artistic preference and not error. Posted as Anonymous but this is RPiazza72. I like to own my comments but signing into your personal Google at work when you have a Google Work account is really frustrating.
Quite cool, but maybe make the helmet lenses green? They look…unfinished.
Love the colour scheme, i think the spot colour of white on the base makes it very dramatic. Red looks really deep and the eyes look quite menacing instead of being brightly picked out.