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Finally (After what, 3 months?) finished my first termagant squad. By god this is going to take for ever to finish. I took my time with each miniature, and as this is my first ever squad of painted minis I think it shows the evolution of my skills quite clearly, with the first few models looking (Honestly) like total gak, then by the 5 or 6th they became something close to not gak, but by the last 3 or 4 they where tabletop quality. Oh, and I threw in a shot of the entire (Unpainted) army that I have to work with. Fun.

Keep it up! Looking forward to seeing more!

It's great to notice your own improvement, yes?

Some (maybe unwanted?) advice, to stave off getting bored of painting tons of little ones, I tend to have 1 big bug on the go as well. Just to break the monotony.

I'm sure you are starting to get confidence enough to give the big guy a crack.

Dont be afraid to drop the earlier bugs in Isopropyl alcohol (or your chosen stripping method) and start again, unless you want to keep them as a reminder of your beginnings.

 Kr00gZ wrote:
Keep it up! Looking forward to seeing more!

It's great to notice your own improvement, yes?

Some (maybe unwanted?) advice, to stave off getting bored of painting tons of little ones, I tend to have 1 big bug on the go as well. Just to break the monotony.

I'm sure you are starting to get confidence enough to give the big guy a crack.

Dont be afraid to drop the earlier bugs in Isopropyl alcohol (or your chosen stripping method) and start again, unless you want to keep them as a reminder of your beginnings.

I'll probably keep them around, though they may eventually retire from the tabletop and just sit around a display case. The tyrant I'm saving for last, or at least till I get a bit better. Probably by the time I finish my second squad (Probably hormagaunts) I'll be ready to start on him.