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The skin for my DE, can never decide what colour/tone their skin should be, thus they all have full body suits and helmets, for the most part.

Drop Pod, though my fault for using white as a secondary colour in the army.

I really hope someone from Games Workshop sees this thread and reports back on how much people like the Drop Pod.

While I dont actually have any armies which can use a drop pod Id certainly say they look about as interesting to paint as a cardboard box.

5 Assault Terminators, decided to paint them in a batch, one stage at a time. Really not the best way for me to make any progress, I've sworn to only paint one model at a time since then.

Ouze +1 Drop Pods FTW...Or is it "For The Fail" FTF?

I once got some high elves and when i went to undercoat them i accidently sprayed them black.
Took me a fortnight to paint the white on them
It was then I understood the relevance of face plants

Nurgle has always been th hardest one. Its so hard to create the infected and nauseous effects on the miniature, plus there are a bunch of techniques that could be useful but at the same time would ruin ur miniature.

Gems. I love my Eldar army, and love painting them - until I've done all the detail and just have those gems left...

-Ben