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Recently finished painting up my Khador Widowmakers. I love these sculpts. Although my painting doesn't do these models justice, they were fun to paint! Sorry the photos are a little blurry- that's about as close as I can get with my camera...

I love the look of these minis and deciding how to paint them was difficult. I definitely wanted something muted for their overcoats(as befitting their role in the game) so I went with an olive green color. That being said, I wanted them to show their Khador pride so the armor plates, scabbards and coat turnbacks are red. The female leader I have dubbed "Sarah" as my wife of the same name is tall, blond and a very tough lady! Although the photos aren't great I was very happy with how the faces came out- some new techniques worked for me. The bases have a snow motif- I used sand-textured bases, white paint and some baking soda for the snow effect.

Look very nice to my eye!

You may want to put your next photoes into Painting & Modelling - pages, though.

They look good, the widowmakers are one of the units from prime that have aged well.

If you are going to keep painting stuff up, I'd love to see a P&M Log that I can check out everytime you do something new.