Hey there, I continue working off my terrain backlog, and I got this servohauler from the Killzone Munitorum set to accompany my Munitorum containers. It’s a fun little model, great to see some more “civilian” 40k vehicles. It would make a nice objective marker or just be there looking cool. Check out another shot after the jump.
I chose the same black paint scheme I used on several other of my terrain pieces, I always prefer scenery “to blend in” so it doesn’t distract from your models.
I only kept this single servohauler and the trailer, and sold the other parts of the set on ebay. I think that’s enough for my purposes.
How do you like my cute and chubby servohauler? Leave a comment or reaction below!
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Less is sometimes more. Love it!
It's similar to this tutorial of mine: https://taleofpainters.blogspot.com/2017/05/tutorial-how-to-paint-manufactorum-from.html
Black Primer, thinned P3 Umbral Umber (Rhinox Hide) in random recesses, thinned P3 Beast Hide (Baneblade Brown would be closest), then a heavy drybrush of Mechanical Standard Grey, gentle drybrush of Screamin Skull (only downwards strokes), then sponge weathering with Vallejo Mecha Color Dark Steel [Leadbelcher].
Love it! Have you done a tutorial on this black scheme before? If not, I would love to have one. It may be simple but it is beautiful.
Really like the dark colours with only limited amounts of chipping. Makes for a realistic and not over-the-top kind of effect.