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how do you call that propainted...it doesnt look bad but not pro level....

is painting miniatures your job, cuz if it isnt then you probably shouldn't put propainted....

Tylermenz has a point: Usually, "pro-painted" is akin to the kiss of death for Ebay mini sales - due to sellers usually attributing that description to things that are of questionable quality. I've noticed that top level painters very rarely use the "pro-painted" description themselves due to name recognition. While your wizard is not badly painted, it is obviously not meant as a display piece, and as such, might be better served with a description of "well painted" or "painted to a high level of tabletop quality".