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Here are some of my converted SW.

You really need to thin your paints. They look really thick and gloopy. At the very least use a wetter brush when painting. Your colors also look very flat - invest in some washes. Devlan Mud would make your golds look really nice, while Badab Black or Asurmen Blue could make your armor look deeper and richer.

Im impressed with the full and rich yellows you got (impossible colour to work with), but these photos dont bring out the painting very well. Like brother SRM said, you could thin the paint a bit, but I also see some nicely done details and think the quality/light of the pics bring the minis down.
But the converted stuff looks good. Its a shame GWs Thunder Hammer arm in the guard box dont work that well with the other action posed arms, but you took care of that problem

My favorite is the wolf priest but i don't like his helmet. Its hard to make out what it is (course i know but just saying)

ChocolateGork wrote:My favorite is the wolf priest but i don't like his helmet. Its hard to make out what it is (course i know but just saying)

Yea I know what you mean, I threw him together from some bitz and the only thing that didn't sit right with me was the skull, maybe I just need to highlight it a bit better or swap it for a wolf skull when I find a suitable sized one.

Brother SRM wrote:You really need to thin your paints. They look really thick and gloopy. At the very least use a wetter brush when painting. Your colors also look very flat - invest in some washes. Devlan Mud would make your golds look really nice, while Badab Black or Asurmen Blue could make your armor look deeper and richer.

Y'know I can't improve on this advice nor can I expound on it. I find myself stumped and that makes me happy.

I like the dynamic poses, and that you have kept the paint scheme simple.

Changed and Wolf Lord abit gave him and finished off my Lone Wolf