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Small project Jolly Roger is currently working on.

Forgot to post pics of finished minis.

Hope you like it.

That's a cracking paintjob - very eye catching yet very clean at the same time. Also I love those bases looking like rusted floor area. Great work!

Incredible paintwork. Really fantastic.

That is a véry impressive style. I'm not always a fan of too clean jobs, but this manages to look real. If anything the bases lack a little texture for me. They look near fluid.

That's just... wow

They look simply incredible! Very pleasing to the eye. Care to share the process?

Gorgeous! ...it's all really incredible but I especially love that face.

I'm glad I decided to do Blood Angels instead, cause after seeing this I would be insanely jealous. I really love you color choice especially

Very well done. I really think the weathering on the bases makes the models. The paint job on them is really nice and clean, and the rusty bases make them more real.

Thanks for all comments

 HighMarshall wrote:
[...]Care to share the process?

If you have specific question I'll try answer it best I can. I have only this two pics posted in this topic, so making proper tutorial is rather impossible.

If someone is interested how we generally paint miniatures in the studio, should check our site from time to time. one of our painter is working on tutorial about Fisherman's starter box from Guild Ball. Tutorial should be published in late August.