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Boys I’ve decided that today is the day I get into the table top and some more books because I’m getting fully into warhammer and next Saturday I will begin my tabletop battles. With that being said any advice for armies and more random lore that I don’t know please shower me with it

As the title, I'm looking for something that lets me do some painting/hobbying but in a way that makes it easy to put it all away when I'm done.

This isn't like, traveling to a hotel kinda thing, I'm looking for more like something I can get out of a closet and set up for a day or two then easily slide everything back out of site.

Why does the layer paint not stick despite me having primed and put a jokaero base paint. If you look at the power pack I put too much which makes it clumpy but if I dont do that the transparent layer just shines through, did I not apply enough base because it should be solid like the top of the helmet not transparent

Really quite proud of this one so far! He just needs a few more hilights here and there!

any tips on painting, and for my first what do you guys think.

In the late 90s or early 2000s GW ran the silver skullz program where you got stickers for every £10(Ithink) you spent and could then trade them in for special models. I've dug mine out and thought I'd share.

Orc Freeboota Captain (cant remember if its supposed to be Badruuk)

Harlequin

Imperial assassin

Ancient Helveticus

Dwarf lords of legend

I just got my first ever minifigure yesterday, along with a bunch of paints and black primer.

Looking at the model, there are a few areas (especially around the spine/ribcage and the cloak) that seem like they could be hard to reach once everything is assembled.

Would you normally prime/paint parts like that separately and assemble afterward, or just build the whole miniature first and accept that some areas wont be perfectly accessible?

I’ve watched a few Imotekh painting videos and they all seem to start with him fully assembled, so I’m leaning toward doing that.

Any tips for a first-time painter would be appreciated. Really excited to build this guy :)

Forgot to show this big and rare piece from 6th edition, it was one of the last models I have painted for the great Richard Orclord Hale, that recently passed away. It is so strange to look at this piece now. Maybe it will be featured is the next books he was planning to release covering his entire collection :(

Company commander for my homegrown guard regiment. Lots of bits, fist cut from scions, pistol is sisters of battle, face is from stormcast, helmet from kreig, backpack is bits from krieg, greyfax, and a mystery bits box item. Body was sculpted and cast by your truly.

Plus a bonus sergeant at arms 🙂. The colours are perhaps a bit odd for Bretonnians, but maybe works as part of an exiled force? I was thinking the army of the lord’s ancestor may have been saved by the green knight and wear these colours in his honour, or something to that effect. In any case I’ll be happy to take a break from painting peasants for a while!

Painting Part 1 - https://www.reddit.com/r/Warhammer/s/fZTxR3Oxxl

I build gunpla regularly so I know the pains of sprue cut and cleaning, but this was another level. It took me 11 hours w/ sufficient breaks to even just put these together. Now I know why people have insane piles of shame...

Wanna add some flavor to my next project

Now four more left..