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right so I'm fairly new to painting miniatures.. been struggling now for about two months.. but it's getting more and more fun for every model I stripped off the paint (because I am a newbie I prefer metall figures) I could use some advice of what to improve etc..

here is my attempt!

Okay, don't hate me but... What?

Have you got your pictures mixed up or?

Because the "firsty try" looks much better than the later ones.

I have to agree with the above poster

I disagree, I think they got a lot better

They improved as they went on! The last one is very nice, hope the blending is just as good as the first one (can't quite tell).

Painting is good, but the model itself isn't my piece of cake. Abaddon really needs a new model.

thanks for your replies..

yes brother axel, I got very dissapointed with how he turned out (with the first one), maybe it's the light, because they were taken later at night
or maybe we got different taste

Enzephalon; yes I have to agree, he looks like an angry midget.


/dave

As you said,it may just be down to the picture but i also think that the first looksthe best. They are all good though

It's the model, he's small in comparison to the rest of the army. I quite like the grimy look on the second, but some better pictures wouldn't be amiss