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Im seeking help ( will pay of course ) from someone that want to take on a commission
finishing off a greater daemon for slaanesh.

It needs all the usual ( wash , pin , maybe minor GS? )

Please anyone that does this for painting service help me out !

Possibly add GS by dry fitting , so they can be shipped back in pieces and i can glue it myself,
or if you insist on finishing the models, thats fine too.

Im paying of course, dont want to take your preciouse time for nothing. Please tell me if interested!

Are you serious? You want to pay to ship it, have someone wash it and pin it for you, and then ship it back, so you can paint it?

How about this instead.

Go to the local craft store. Buy random stuff that looks like you could practice pinning and greenstuffing on.

Practice a bit on this dummy stuff (that should still cost you less than shipping your model across the world and back), until you get a feel for pinning and greenstuffing.

Then do your daemon. And, if you screw something up, then post here for someone who can salvage it with greenstuff.

But at least give it a shot first.

I think blue table will do all of that for a small fee.


Were in Canada are you? If your close to the NY boarder I will help you out for free.

Hell, come to the Seattle Battle Bunker and have them help out, they're great there with LOTS of FW experiance

I tried , but resin is way more delicate then i thought and i dont want to risk damaging it. I would pay for it being painted but having it assembled / painted , even if pinned
i cannot see the whole thing return to me in 1 piece even if god himself did the packaging.

You can pin the more delicate stuff with a piece of paper clip. When you're ready to pin, you can also add a small blob of greenstuff between the pieces to be joined with some superglue on the surfaces. It makes for a very nice fit without too much fuss.