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Indy wrote:
Thanks everyone for the kind words, we both felt that the photo we posted didn't fully do her justice, So I have taken a decent photo to show you all.
I'm gutted, these are better than mine!

These look great! Nice and crisp, very clean. They look good close up, and given the neatness and the contrast, I'm sure they look good on the tabletop too.

It's hard to look at your own models, for two reasons. One, you KNOW what you 'screwed up', so you see it every time. Two, you pick them up and hold them like, 2 inches from your eye. Unless you are in a painting competition, you can paint for the tabletop if you want. That doesn't mean lazy or messy. These aren't either of that. They might not have the tons of little details that a competition painter is doing, but when you have a squad of 10 on the table, they will look even cooler.

those are better than 95% of the models i play against, well done