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Right guys,
I was given this to paint by a friend and i know the pauldrons are missing but its what he wanted as he has some converted ones he wants to put on. This is also mt first attempt at a scenic base. Its not perfect i know however i am really happy with this model, i think once again i have improved my painting ( what do you guys think?) and if one look through my gallery every model i paint is getting better each time. Still a long way to go but again improving with every paint job which is all one can ask i guess. If i am honest the painting looks much better in the flesh than in the photo, i am hoping that as my painting gets better so will my photography. Once again hints , tips , feedback , or constructive criticism would be fantastic Cheers guys. Dreadful Tom

The gold looks very nice, although the skin tone could do with a bit of lightening/highlighting. The base looks good too, just try not to get basing material on the side of the base.

I had a look through your gallery as you suggested and I agree, your skills are improving! I really like the gold on this model compare to some of your others (bit too bright) and I think the base looks pretty cool. You might need to just clean up the edge of the base.