Finished drybrushing the armour and have given a basecoat for most extra details (except metal, did black last and needed to let it dry) tonight I will hopefully get another coat on each (and the coat of metal) so I can look to start with decals and weathering soon.
Single storm bolter, dozer blade & hunter-killer missile.
Twin storm bolter and razorback configuration (both with searchlight).
I'm particularly pleased with the way the front 'teeth' came out, so it looks good whether the dozer blade is added or not. I need to sort out the side 'teeth' as well, and I was thinking the headlights could maybe be red to look like eyes? Comments/criticism welcome.
7 comments:
Looking good, your well ahead of me.
I really like the dozer blade and searchlight, and the lascannon turret looks good when it mounted.
Thanks Andy! I felt like a genius when I figured out to paint the dozer blade, with both painted teeth facing upwards and saw bits painted as teeth facing out. I also feel the old searchlight is much more suited to Space Sharks (with the dorsal 'fin')
Very cool mate, I really like the scheme. Great work on magnetizing the lot as well.
I always love those guys who are willing to take on some of the wackier elements of 40k (such as the Space Sharks). Although I love the grim nature of the place, its quirks are simply awesome!
Thanks dude, I think they will look very unique for a marine army, tried to tone down the wackiness with the martial theme - I hope squad markings and stuff will really tie them together even further.
I absolutely love the tooth design across the front. Great work.
Just figured out the side tooth design now, any consensus on the red 'eye' headlights?
Hi there. Awesome Rhino, I love the teeth!
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