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First up i dont really like painting as im more like a cow with a machine gun than a dainty butterfly weaving perfection.

So this is what happens when i dit down for a couple of hours and decide to paint and convert something.
Here is my Dante.
Ok, conversion wise its basic but he fits in well with the other 23 soon to be 33 Sang Guard.

Like i said im hopeless at painting but i thought i would put it up anyway.
Still to be finished off so bare that in mind.

Paint looks little gobbled. Otherwise basic, good conversion! Gj

For someone who says they are hopeless at painting that really isn't so bad. I quite like the gold and the wings look nice too.

Your being a tad hard on yourself. Leave that job to other people

The model is neatly painted, if only lacking some shading in the armor. The base could also use a something on it, like rocks or grass to really make the model look complete.

I am aware you said it wasn't quite finished, so it's hard to give a lot of comments past those when i'm not quite sure what else your going to do it. I suppose that's the downfall of posting photos of unfinished models though, but your definitely getting there.

Not bad, just clean up the gun a little and give it some detail.

I really don't like the gun being gold. Painting it black makes it stand out against the gold. The paint does look a bit thick and patchy, but an admirable effort either way. Also, base your minis! It adds a lot, visually.