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Finally managed to get back on the painting wagon. Just need to do final highlights on yellow.

The white is for the chequer patterns.

And the loads more work before i can add weathering

Try the pics again

need to get back on the painting table soom been so busy with work the last few weeks

Ugggh illness has just shut me out of the new hobby, until recently, and I visited my local Sunday Club and saw this The 9th Age system, aparently based off the old GW WHFB? so had a browse of the rules and looked interesting... so I jumped in and grabbed a tonne of Seraphon to be The Ancient Ones in this system.... time to get back in the hobby

Very nice models. If this is some of your first work I am really impressed. The paint is really neat and I like the yellow a lot more now you have given if some dirt. I think your Ork forge is going to turn out nice.

The only suggestion I have (not actual advice) is to paint a few different metallic effects for variety. Once you get to bigger models and vehicles you can make large mechanical bits more interesting if you can paint bits gunmetal or bronze or brass or whatever. That's only a personal preference to bring out model detail though.

You're off to a good start.