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These Goof Balls sure know how to make a distraction on the field

Is this some kind of trolling or wind up I'm not familiar with?

Another thread where your photos are too poor quality to truly assess the paintjob. From what can be seen the models look very messy and certainly not anything I'd expect to pay for.

If you are serious then please read and take on board the helpful comments that people have provided. Either way please stop spamming the board with new threads for every model.

WobblyGoblin wrote:
Is this some kind of trolling or wind up I'm not familiar with?

Another thread where your photos are too poor quality to truly assess the paintjob. From what can be seen the models look very messy and certainly not anything I'd expect to pay for.

If you are serious then please read and take on board the helpful comments that people have provided. Either way please stop spamming the board with new threads for every model.

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This is how he rolls. Did it on a FB group for NC folks and eventually I just blocked him on there. It is maddening watching someone just willfully ignore the advice of seasoned painters and keep posting such mediocre work.

I actually think these are pretty good compared to his robots/sci-fi stuff. Brush work is cleaner than the AB stuff.

Muggami as has been repeatedly mentioned your photos could be a lot better, just in terms of being able to see the models clearly. Have you tried looking up some online tutorials or vids that may help with your lighting? Plenty out there.

These models though a lot cleaner than the AB stuff you have shown are quite flat, I would advise your next steps to focus on would be to add at least 2 more levels of highlight and shade to all areas. At first you can do this with washes for shade and layering for highlights, but eventually you will level up to glazing and using more of a zenithal priming to help get a lot more light dark values out of your work.

Chiaroscuro is a very foundational element to successful minis, there is a lot out there to read on it. Good luck!