My first models please comment

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**Deathuponthetainted**

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comeon guys

**The Ghoma**

How come some of the models are facing the opposite direction? Also i think i see some pink on the 2nd pic model

**Young_Logan**

For first models they are pretty good

**Death Gear**

That's really good for your first models

**insaniak**

Looks pretty good from what can be made out from those pics.

**StasisNid95**

wow, it took some time for me to get a grip on decent painting, but you got it the first time! great models!

**silverdaemon**

Good job, i'd also like to see the fronts as well.

**Mr-_-Flidd**

looking good from the back!

**Frostreaver**

I love the terminator, it's nice to see someone highlighting right from the start.

It does look like you had a bit of a priming issue on the other guy, however.

To prevent that 'fuzzy effect' I'd recommend priming on a warm, dry day and hold your can about a foot back from the model.

Other than that, it's a fantastic start.

If you're looking for more painting tips, check out the Painting and Modeling Tutorials forum. There's some really great stuff in there.

**Eldar=Win**

Duuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuude
nice stuff
i like the terminator
very interesting color scheme

**StubbyGB**

Very nice painting. looks like you have some good highlighting and dry-brushing going on.What chapter are they ?

**Breotan**

Regarding the last one, if you're simply highlighting then I suggest you hit up youtube for wet or dry blending techniques. If you're doing a nmm experiment then I'd definately want more/different angles before I give feedback.