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For why I wanted it, go here.

If you cannot see the nobz very well, my apologies.

















The Gallery (and thread) Will Be Updated with pics as I paint them.

This isn't much of a P&M blog as it's a hotlink blurb.

I agree. It's an inconvenience to have to go chasing links just to find photos of your minis. Please post the images directly on this page if you want people to read your P&M blog.

Sure.

Whoa... image 5 has some thick paint. You might want to drop him in a bath of Simple Green to take that coat off (or brake fluid if that's not enough). From there, always remember to thin your paints. You can watch tutorials online about paint consistency, but the general idea is to thin your paints down enough to flow like milk while still retaining good enough coverage. This preserves the detail on your minis and makes the paint easier to control.
As for the minis themselves, I like where you're going with the PKs. Feel free to put heavier armor plates throughout the minis, though, if you want to give them a more elite look.

 youidiotkid wrote:
Whoa... image 5 has some thick paint. You might want to drop him in a bath of Simple Green to take that coat off (or brake fluid if that's not enough). From there, always remember to thin your paints. You can watch tutorials online about paint consistency, but the general idea is to thin your paints down enough to flow like milk while still retaining good enough coverage. This preserves the detail on your minis and makes the paint easier to control.
As for the minis themselves, I like where you're going with the PKs. Feel free to put heavier armor plates throughout the minis, though, if you want to give them a more elite look.

Thanks!

Looks good so far! How will they look? What skin colour?

 Matthew wrote:
Looks good so far! How will they look? What skin colour?

Green, obviously.

Any updates?

Oh that can be fixed, light over to in front of the Nobz will help. I have a mobile arm lamp on my desk, and I have a day-bulb led light bulb in it. Plus flash on the camera if that is not enough.

I currently have tons of minis to paint. So probably will be a while

Isn't that good? Post an update every other day or something!