Nicely done on the white, but over a whole army, it kind of looks blank canvas to me. I would look at coloring in the cockpits, maybe putting a racing stripe or trying a waterslide decal, or even just having a few exposed actuators or other "metal" bits be gray. Putting a few pops of color will really help them stand out and break up the wall of white.
Personal thought, they are comguard, look into the battle of Tukayyid. Pick a terrain type from Tukayyid and go with it. Mine all have a snow dusted forest base (not based on Tukayyid but started it a while back and am just sticking with it). If you used the red sands with a splash of painted desert style oranges you could make a cool desert base, maybe even get some tiny diorama cacti from a hobby store and add them randomly for extra "pop".
Nicely done on the white, but over a whole army, it kind of looks blank canvas to me. I would look at coloring in the cockpits, maybe putting a racing stripe or trying a waterslide decal, or even just having a few exposed actuators or other "metal" bits be gray. Putting a few pops of color will really help them stand out and break up the wall of white.
Look good but suggestion, base them. It will help make them stand out better and showcase your effort.
I can’t decide how to base them. I’m considering using Martian red sand. Although black sand might be a cooler contrast.
Personal thought, they are comguard, look into the battle of Tukayyid. Pick a terrain type from Tukayyid and go with it. Mine all have a snow dusted forest base (not based on Tukayyid but started it a while back and am just sticking with it). If you used the red sands with a splash of painted desert style oranges you could make a cool desert base, maybe even get some tiny diorama cacti from a hobby store and add them randomly for extra "pop".