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as the name suggest. These are his first 2 minis ever painted He had alot of fun he said.

i like the camo, but i dislike how it cannot be differentiated from the skin (the shirts are the main problem for this) and MOLD LINES!!!!!!!! Could use a few different washes such as on the gun and the skin. It is allot better then my first mini il say that, and your friend gave me an idea for a scheme when i do orks (camo pants)

Thraka green on the skin, and some Badab black on the gun would make the models much better.

But for a first, they're much better than my first 1...

Or if your in a hurry, devlan mud the whole thing, will improve the paintjob by alot.

lol I offered to him a wash but he said he didn't want it. I don't think he knows the handiness of a good wash. Oh well he'll learn eventually. Thanks tho for the comments guys. Ill show them to him soon.

For his first ever minis they are in fact pretty damn good. Try to get him to understand the benifits of washes cause hes got some potential.

Yes. I just gave hm a lil lesson. You really have to see it firsthand to appreciate the washes. I used to hear people tell me all the time and I never cared to try it then my mom painted some guys and she told me she piut on 6 coats of wash and boy did they look amazing! So there ya go....