Comment my painting

[tyranid]

hey guys, just finished some guys and my carnifex out of battle force. I used krakenfiends guide, but i shortened it a little.
here they are...












there you go! comment please and tell me im an awesome painter lol


Fucksalt

[Aux]

It looks almost chalky

Ir ecommend layering the last coat on. (The Bleached Bone)

[CoBrA]

What's with the warrior's eyes? Try to water down the paints and apply it in different layers.

[Aux]

You still have to paint the bases too. Yeah watering down paints helps, and multiple coats

[hivefleetsiafu]

sorry but not a very good paintjob, its okay but try layering and the pink mixed with the tan makes no sense

[tyranid]

ya i wasnt really trying for a perfect paint job, i just wanted them finished so i could play them yesterday. i was spending like 10 minutes per model

tyranid(changed my name)

[bigpig]

They look good for tabletop play. Remember, a painted model is better than a naked metal or plastic one

Lots of things to learn here on thjis site for making more presentable stuff so start poking around and experiment with things.

A couple things you can do that don't take a lot of time or skill to improve the overall impact. First, finish the bases. Paint on the sand will also help it stick in place.

Second, do something with the wire job on that leaping warrior. You can probably drill the base and drill and glue into the warriors body.

[Assimilator]

wow a pink carnifex? i have never seen that before! the only thing i found wrong with that brood was that the head of the warrior in the first shot needs a bit of a clean up well done though they look great!

[Hive Fleet Abyss]

I'm gonna have to agree with everyone here you need to water down your paints. and perhaps use a finer or a different technique for painting the eyes. And if i didn't know any better I would say u rushed your paint jobs. Just a little thing to help with the bases if you are going for a desert basing you are best off painting the bases with a layer of graveyard earth followed by beastal brown before you glue the basing material on, that is how i did my bases.