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I know that my logs have all dissappeared because I never updated them, but now I know that I can update this one.
Here's the begining, two tactical marines and a captain.

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By golly! Neon Marines!


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Whatever do you call them?

I really like your colour choice. Very bold and daring.

Thanks.
They're the Sabertooth's.

These are the most colorful marines i have ever seen. Cool color choice.

Thanks for the comments.
Here's another marine I got done this afternoon.

I really like the bold color choice.

Got another two marines done today.

I agree with the cool colour choice,
but "and i'm trying to say this really friendly": they are badly painted, you should put some more time into them, and maybe give them a propper basecoat
or something, i'm not saying i'm a good painter, but these look like you just slapped your paint's on them, put a little more time into your paint job, and
maybe look for some 'how-to-paint-space marines' videos and you could make these look damn right killer

Hey Fatninjo2012, these models are a very bold choice o colour, very striking.

As Teeffless has said however I think you will find a lot of videos both on here and on youtube that will help you and give you ideas for painting your marines.

From the pictures I think you may be painting with a little too much paint on the brush. Also your paints seem to be a touch thick.

Remember with painting you can always add more paint but it is a damn sight harder to remove it, so use small amounts of paint on the first third of your brush bristles. Also try adding a few drips of water from the tap to your paints. This will help with the flow so again you will need less paint to cover an area.

If you need any more help or advice on some good videos let me know and i'll put together a little list for you.