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Using a test model for practice (http://www.coolminiornot.com/89275) I ended up with this. I am most proud of my new take on Gold NMM and Steel NMM with which I had been struggling in the past. I'm very proud of my achievement here, 6 more months of experience have payed off!
This model neck to neck in the race for the Slayer Sword, but in the end the limited freehand on the Dreadnought gave the upper hand to Scott's unbelievable terminators  shown here : http://www.coolminiornot.com/89337
Again the fruit of hard work and relentless color transition improvements. This one took me 200 hours. Hey, I'm improving my speed!
More views here: http://www.coolminiornot.com/89284
Thank you for voting!
Vincent Hudon
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Viewer comments:
Darkmoonlight
28-Sep-09
#303866 |  | Rating: 10
dude this is amazing! love the model love the positioning love the paint scheme. my one question, how did u convert it? a tutorial would be cool! |
irion
03-Sep-09
#302061 |  | Rating: 9
wow this is the fastest dreadnougt i've ever seen... but i think it schould have a more "used" look. |
Parabola
27-Aug-09
#301652 |  | Rating: 10
i think i'm going to cry... |
Mijer
19-Jul-09
#298896 |  | Rating: 10
I just wanna say thanx. thanx for this job so nice... |
Silphid
03-Jun-09
#295093 |  | Rating: -
I agree, as far a realism or logic is concerned, the way I painted this dreadnought made no sense, he should be chipped and grimey... But I didn't paint him in a realistic way. I* chose a pristine, fantasy-style clean shiny look, to make it a shiny toy more than a battle-worn monstrosity of the 41st millenium. I just liked the pristine look at the time I painted this, maybe I'll get into teh grimy look eventually! Thanks for the comments, always appreciated. |
ispankpigeons
19-May-09
#293408 |  | Rating: 10
you're pretty much my favorite miniature painter ever, and this piece is obviously ABOVE a ten...but that having been said, i do have one major problem with it; the chainsaw blades.
this dreadnought is presumably many hundreds, maybe even thousands of years old, right? i mean this guy has probably been at war since the Horus Heresy...so why does his chainsaw blades look so pristine, like they were constructed yesterday?
in my VERY humble opinion, i think the blade should be rusted, chipped, carbon scored from flamer bursts, and covered in crusted blood and gore of millions of kills. know what i'm saying?
but hey, that's just my small little nitpick, pay no attention to me  |
crazyboyae1
06-Apr-08
#254931 |  | Rating: 10
just looking at this model and the rest of your stuff makes me think your the best mini painter in the world WOW |
augustmanifesto
24-Mar-08
#253540 |  | Rating: 10
that's not "awesome." that's f*cking absurd in the best possible way. bejeezus |
Samajy Studios
20-Feb-08
#250804 |  | Rating: 10
you inspire me in everyway. thank you for blessing us with this
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kettilman
08-Nov-07
#240929 |  | Rating: 10
I remember seeing this model in White Dwarf. Loved it then, still love it now. | |
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