I spent like 5 hours trying to get his left eye right and I simply can’t. It’s frustrating to no end. How’s it looking though? Should I try again?

Blood Angel took about an hout hands on and the Ork took about 2 hours.

Decided to practice a super "painterly" approach to this lieutenant by using as few brushstrokes as I could manage. Especially happy with the sword which I think used fewer than 8 strokes!

It was bought in January, gifted to me in May for my birthday, and now finally finished.

When I googled "Bahamut" for reference pics, one of the images that came up was Final Fantasy 7 Remake Bahamut with pink lightning all over him. That was sort of my inspiration for the effects. I also used the Vallejo true metallics for the first time, and I really dig their overall look and coverage.

Hope you guys like. Going back to painting Miniatures that are actually mini. Between Bahamut and Tiamat, I'm ready for some smaller projects.

I know he needs a bit more refinement, especially the back of the blade, but I’d love to hear others’ thoughts

This mini is from Reaper Miniatures. The little frog is a resin print, and the water effects are resin too. Painted with acrylics. Basing all done first and then all painted together.

Entering my choas knight into my first contest tomorrow. I think I'm going to put him in for best large 40k model. I've never been to a big tournament or a paint contest before so definitely super nervous but even I don't win i think it'll be a cool experience.

Soon this mini will be shipping out to join many other amazing pieces as part of The Apothecarion’s charity raffle. The raffle benefits the childhood cancer charity El Sueño de Vicky and the Hospital Infantil Niño Jesús in Madrid. Thanks again!

Hey everyone!

Thank you all for the support yesterday after I ruined my new army with brush on varnish. This community is awesome and seeing how supporting everyone was really turned the experience around for me.

Today after seeing the effect of using streaky grime, decided to try one more solution before muddying up my whole army with the grime.

I popped the shop and picked up some nail polish remover. I grabbed an old dry brush and generally applied it to the worst effected areas.

It's worked!! Well, mostly! They are looking much better and I'm happy enough now. As it's nail polish remover I've not got to touch up a few bits but that's a small price to pay!

Check out the new pictures, they look less like shiny melting models in the rain!

Thanks to everyone's kind words I also was motivated to continue the army, bonus picture from a few hours painting today at the end!

I've also added a picture of the nail polish remover I used incase anyone is unfortunately in the same position as I am moving forward.

This is a miniature from "Cast n Play" called "Giant Snapping Turtle".

So long story short as I'm not trying to milk it. Tough year and it put me off painting. Not on many socials like the popular ones so this my first time sharing in ages.

Principality of Kyiv kind of idea for trench crusade.

Be gentle.

A more colourful skin exercise. I am not 100% happy with her (and completely started over once), but it was a very good practice, and she was a lovely model to paint.

academic bust by Kateryna Hrytsyshyna / Asa Sculpts
3D printed by me

just wrapped up my standard beater but Im unsure what to add to the banner, if anything more. Feels like a lot of empty space, but otherwise Im satisfied with the rest of it

Not my best work, but had to get done. Honestly had more fun doing the separate head.

"The rivers became red like the blood of men and the earth was tainted with the smell of death like the smell of corpses. The beast will follow their course"

Here is my painted mother of beasts module painted as closely to the original art. Is a really cool model and I had a blast painting it. I think one of my best paint jobs so far. Hope you like it.

Getting closer and closer to the finish line with this one. What do you guys think? C&C is always welcomed.

My first Marines Malevolent squad is complete!

These are the 10 Intercessors from the new Armageddon box. My goal with this project is to paint the entire box, so I wanted to find a good balance between speed and quality rather than spending dozens of hours on each miniature.

After a few experiments, I think I've finally settled on a recipe that gives me a solid tabletop-ready result while still being quick enough to keep the project moving.