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This is a funny story. I took this on as a commission from a guy atmy FLGS, with a serious deadline of 1 week. So I busted it out for him so that he could play in a tournament, but when the deadline rolled around, he was a no-show. So I tried calling and texting him. Still nothing. A month went by and one of his friends came in to play and mentioned that he had decided to get out of Warhammer altogether, and that he now had no intention of paying me for my work. I texted him the other day and told him I'll be selling it on ebay, and also that he should stay away from the store now, as I have a Louisville Slugger and he has kneecaps. So now it's on ebay.


http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=170569108967&ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT

Talk about an unprofessional client. You should've asked for prepayment, though.

starsdawn wrote:Talk about an unprofessional client. You should've asked for prepayment, though.

Seriously. Lesson learned, though. I just never have had to worry about it, because the group at my store is so good.

starsdawn wrote:Talk about an unprofessional client. You should've asked for prepayment, though.

Cats never give 100% up front unless they are complete idiots. I'd go for 50/50.


Model looks amazing though, totally gorgeous! Dunno about a baseball bat though.....police baton is better for pulping those little tiny bones in the wrist and ankle.

Nicely done, your shading and highlighting is amazing.

eledamris wrote:

starsdawn wrote:Talk about an unprofessional client. You should've asked for prepayment, though.

Seriously. Lesson learned, though. I just never have had to worry about it, because the group at my store is so good.

Group at my shop is good too, but I always, always, always demand pre-payment. Nothing like getting burned once to learn that lesson.

Good work to. 1 week? You are just awesome for taking on that commission knowing that deadline!