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a few weeks before I already showed my Cygnar Battlegroup. after I painted them, I went to the store to purchase a Unit for my battleforce. I bought a mechanic and a unit Gun Mages... then they got boring and I decided to buy something else and I chose the very model I starfted Cygnar for in the first place:
THE THUNDERHEAD!!! * thunder and lighting sounds*




and his crazy inventor Dr. Wiley... ehm I mean Commander Adept Nemo



aren't they a lovely pair?


now all I need to do is shaving the middle part of Nemos head, the eyebrows are the right size already

Hard work paid off. Althoug less paint on the brush would help. Very nice, I see some skill increase.

"You have gained xp in painting!"
"You have gained xp in painting!"
"You have gained xp in painting!"
"Congratulations! You are now level 2 painting!"

thats mean....
(sends him a +2 paintskill cloak of better painting and a bracelet of protection against thick blobs of paint)
sorry....

Is that 'jack a pain to paint cause of the tesla coils or is it quite straight forward?

actually, the Tesla Coils are the part where painting is the most fun.
and that is actually my normal way of painting army miniatures. I think I'm going to post some untis I put more work into