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Hi there!

I just painted these Hasslefree mini's. I'm no pro-painter and I just painted these in about an oure of 3 a piece. So I could really use some helpfull tips. I just suck at painting faces/eyes. Got any tutorials on that? Please rate them and give me some C&C.

Note that I'll place better pic's this weekend, cause my GF has got a much better camera.

Greetings and Thank you!






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Pic's are up and running

They look nice so far might want to work on hghliting a bit more though.
and why is the first model so far back on the base or is it just me?

Neat jobs. The highlighting on the pirate lass's hat is perhaps a little extreme... I'd suggest painting back in with some black to reduce the thickness of the white lines a little.

And would agree that the first girl looks a little odd perched so far back on her base.

Otherwise, nice work.

She's actually on the front of the base. She has guns grafted onto her buttocks

Hi! thanks everyone

The girl I placed so far out of the centre of the base, to show she is a little girl. I thought the scale would look better if she had a lot of space in front of here on the base. This makes her look even smaller as she is about 18 mm tall.

C&C is allways welcome!