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Here are the pieces I have done lately. Sorry for the less than perfect photography as I am still learning to shoot minis as I paint. I just enjoy painting and want to improve my technique and refine my style. As always C&C greatly appreciated.

Tyranid Gargoyle


Tyranid Prime


Poxwalker Prisoner


Primaris Lieutenant #1


Primaris Lieutenant #2


Harlequin #1


Harlequin #2


Bionic Poxwalker

They look great, one point I would make is paint the rim of the bases as otherwise they look unfinished.

I am definitely going to paint the rims, just trying to decide if I should match the bases or if I should pick a solid color to represent all my pieces, though I am leaning towards a solid color for each of my models.

Not bad so far - how are you gong to paint the bases?

For better pictures, try and take them outdoors in the daylight if your phone has a mediocre camera.

The Prime Lt. is by far the best and leagues ahead of the Tyranid Prime

 Stevefamine wrote:
Not bad so far - how are you gong to paint the bases?

For better pictures, try and take them outdoors in the daylight if your phone has a mediocre camera.

The Prime Lt. is by far the best and leagues ahead of the Tyranid Prime

Thanks for the kind words. I can definitely see how I am improving and enjoy that part of showcasing them. As for the bases I am torn between matching the primary color of the bases I made or simply picking a solid color to make them stand out as mine.

That's a big point of contention for a lot of folks (myself included). Only you can make that choice (points wise aged finger).