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about a month or two ago's i posted a picture of my first fire warriors and very poorly painted orange and black scheme they were.....AWFUL like serious pooor!!

last week i bought new fire warriors and here is a couple of them finished hopefully you like them

Ah, these are much better than your old Tron tau.

Much better. But it looks like someof the crevices are filled in so I would suggest a little lighter on the paint. Use thin layers and many layers.

Nice! i like them a lot. i haven't quite seen this color scheme yet!

Yea these are alot better than the others I saw.

While the Orange and Black looked decent together, I did think you needed a bit more experience to pull it off properly.

Nice to see the improvement though.

I'm going to be the jerk who tells you that you need to thin your paint. It's not 'you can if you want to' it's you need to.

Its like capitalising peoples names and putting full stops.

Better than your first work though. I see a marked improvement.

Scipio Africanus wrote:I'm going to be the jerk who tells you that you need to thin your paint. It's not 'you can if you want to' it's you need to.

This but mould lines

Thank you for all you comment positive and negative i love my models simply cause i have improved so much more then my first fire warriors, but i also agree that more improvement is needed i will try to thin my paints the next time..

and as for the mold lines i am concern if i try to take them off i will simply ruin the models by taken off to much.. tips for this would be very much appereciated