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I recently paid for a commission job to be done by Nikos Workshop, which is a young Swedish guys new project offering sculpting and painting. I had seen his work on Instagram for his Doom of Malantai and just loved it. I needed a pair of TL Devourers for my Hive Tyrant and figured I'd give him a shot! He killed it! Here's a link to his website for anyone interested.

http://www.nikosworkshop.com
https://www.facebook.com/NikoWorkshop?ref=br_tf

He's very outgoing, professional, and offers great prices.

Definitely check him out if you're in need of custom sculpting or painting!

Here's the Devourers:

Wow. Those are really nice. How much did those cost you?

The commission was $30 plus shipping of the small envelope. Very pleased with his work!

They look nice and its good that you're happy with them but I can't help thinking that $30 would have been enough for you to do it yourself, including buying brand new sculpting tools and lots of GS.

Really really good. Does he live/ work in the USA then?

Though i'm gonna use that idea, and just do a bad version of it i think.

They look nice. I hope dude's hade some moulds of 'em for himself.

 Flinty wrote:
They look nice and its good that you're happy with them but I can't help thinking that $30 would have been enough for you to do it yourself, including buying brand new sculpting tools and lots of GS.

I think that goes without saying heh, if I wanted to do it myself and had any skills with green stuff I might have done it myself. He also supplied the bits as well, not just the green stuff work. 30 bucks to me seemed like a good deal for something that would have taken me much longer and many attempts. I will of course practice but wanted these fast.

He lives in Sweden actually

Fair enough

Noctem wrote:

He lives in Sweden actually

I just saw the price in dollars, so presumed he was in the States. Any idea what it was in euros? I liked his FB page, so look forward to some more cool work.