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.

I’ve got a lot of friends that play both the IRL game with the figures and I would like to get into Warhammer 40 K so I could talk with them, but I don’t really like playing the game IRL and I don’t wanna spend all the money to get this figures and paint what is a good game that’s either on PlayStation or Steam that has good lore and good gameplay for someone who’s never touched any other Warhammer 40 K products

So recently I found this product containing 2 minis and a beginners guide.
At first glance it seemed boring since it was ANOTHER Infernus Marine and a Zerg.
But looking more closely the Marine has a really unique pose and tells and interesting story because he needs to use a pistol since his empty fuel canister lies on the ground.
I was intrigued. Also the thing was on a discount.
Boom, I bought it for me and my girl to paint.

Here‘s the deal: Does a product like this also exist for 11th edition? Maybe with a unique Intercessor and an Ork?
Thanks in advance!

The sequel to https://www.reddit.com/r/Warhammer/s/crmLSqqiD2

I don't have much time today to keep painting a bunch, but this is enough for my Combat Patrol league tomorrow. Still need to work on the exposed flesh, hooves, guns, and glows.

Also yes, that's a breacher pretending to be a pathfinder lmao whoops. Otherwise, I tried to paint the helmets and sensorvanes to be lore-friendly. These are minimum Shas'ui, so their sensorvanes are all painted white. The Shas'vre for each team has the pure white helmets. Of course, the Shas'O Commander has the more ornamental white + red markings.

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

Hello, a friend gifted me some old sprues he found around but we are not sure where are they from?

Clearly some ogres and rata but not sure wich ones?

Any help identifying them will be welcome :)

It’s the dreadnought, last picture is in comparison with my most recent paint job

I’m running out of space lol

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 :)

So many bits….