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I have watched quite a few tutorials and I painted these guys at least 4 times after stripping. I have a long way to go to master edge highlighting but Im happy so far. I have another 10 that I will do as UL marines then Ill try a different chapter. Advice, suggestions, criticism welcome. Taking pictures of them is almost as hard as the painting.

Thanks.

Awesome work.

I'd be proud to field an army to that standard.

Can't wait to see more.

What are you gonna add next?

Wow did you do the shoulder pads yourself? They look impressive

Nice neat work there, look forward to seeing more.

Really nice work. Your paint looks nice and smooth. Edge highlighting is tough to master. All about well thinned paint and brush control

Ooh! Very clean, nice looking guys there!

Are they your first guys? If so, just imagine what he could do in a year, or more???

Keep up the good work!

These are great. Head and shoulders above my work, and I've been doing this for years.

If this is your first you have a fantastic skill already. Looks like you have been painting for years. Superb! Cant think of any more words to praise it.

Thanks all. The shoulder were not too hard to do as they have the raised emblems. These are all from the AOBR set.

they are darn good for a first try at painting marines