"don't be afraid of Death, cos she transcend you" (ascribe to Reverend Brother Richard, Black Templar Dreadnought)

my god i did it, finally!!

painting a resin model need a little of preparation (something like 18 or 20 hours):

1°: take your Credit Card and go on Forgeworld site to buy a (very expensive) dreadnought mkIV
2°: wait patiently two or three weeks for delivery
3°: remove the resin burr
4°: glue temporary your dreadnought and all conversion to equilibrate the model
5°: dive a first time your resin pieces in acétone (carefull to your wears)
6°: brush forcefully with a little of soap
7°: assembly your model
8°: paint three black undercoat to cover all the white surfaces

next part, The Painting (nearly 30 hours of paint):
6 hours on the flag (i wanted to do somethings special, a light/dark oppositon with the lion )
11 hours on the body ( the classical body with a lot of purity seals)
2 hours on the twin autocanons (shred the flesh ^^)
3 hours on the left arm and the power spear (it looks more to a knight now)
2 hours on the legs
4 hours on the base ( i'd want to challenge a Nurgle Player, not you )

products i use:
Kodak Easyshare DX7630
Shneider Variogon 39mm-117mm focus
Phillips Daylight Bulb
Adobe Photoshop 5.5

that's all folks ^^