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the game AT-43 do the miniatures come pre-painted or do you paint them yourself?

They come pre-painted. AJC

They come prepainted as AJC said, but the later paints look better than the first wave release. Example I recently acquired 2000 pts in both Therians and Karmans, the therians are not too bad, they could be worse, like D&D mini's worse. However the Karmans look great! With each new release I feel like the pre-paint quality looks better and better.

Plus from what I have read of the main game, the rules seem to be really good! I think it should be at least looked into, especially if you might not have the time to model and paint like I do (Married with 1 child and possibly another on the way!).

If you'd like I can post pictures tomorrow? Let me know.

Thanks,
Chappy P!

I was a bit disappointed with the Karmans, to be honest. I
didn't like that they relied on brown inked lines to give the
round suits their form. Minor quibble, I suppose.

I honestly didn't think they were too bad, I have sen worse! I just like the fact that if I want to at my leisure, I can always repaint them. But for now they look pretty damn cool on the table at least!

yes, please post some photos!!

Here is a few examples of Red Blok Superiority:



(space marine included for size comparison)

You did some work on those, right Hellfury?

The only work I did was add the kozni to the front of one Nakovalny, and then add soot to the spouts of the Nakovalny and sierp weapons barrels.

The bottom three Sierp photos show the sierp in pristine-unmolested-by-my-ogrish-brush condition.