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It has been over a decade since I last set brush to mini's, and as such I was a bit unsure how these would turn out.

I have gone a with small palette and simple details (I.E. laziness) so I can always go back and improve on what I have done (Procrastination).

So here a few members of my army so far, and any feedback would be greatly appreciated!


This is the first chap to receive a paint job, and I spent far longer then I expected on Him!


Next up, When I ordered this fellow he was missing his gun, so I made him a new with some odd bits I had lying around!


A bit of a change, something small and furry.


I found this chap in the roof, and decided to repaint him. (have got proficient in stripping paint)


My Scouts, which I thought need something different about them.


My Dreadnought, with some adjustments.


And a couple of my veterans!

When I get a chance I will take pictures with a better camera, instead of using my phone, but I think you can get the gist!
Thank you for your time, and I hope you enjoyed at least some of these fellows!

El_Mariachi

Looks pretty good. A lot of the green areas look a bit flat, maybe some sharper highlights.

I noticed you painted your Vets in Bone but your termies in green, any reason?

I like the way the dark cloaks look on the light armour is the main reason!

I just wanted to be a bit different, My dark angels are dark, or dirty if they have been around a while...