Big Mac wrote:
They are fair, I used to work for them as a commission painter for about a yr. They have a thing called the LVO in Feb(las vegas open, bigger tourney in the world) where there are 800 or so players in a tournament, that is why your response is very slow atm.

They act as a middleman in arranging clients to their 20+ or so commission painters world wide, you can typically buy stock from them at a discount or send in your good assembled minis to them and they will send it out to their painters.

 Big Mac wrote:
with commissions, you really have to look around for their portfolio, inquiry for a detailed quote, and compare around what's best for your budget. Usually anyone worth a damn is booked, so expect to wait, but you shouldn't just trust them by sending your whole army over, I would suggest a test unit here and there from your not so important models to feel out the artist's talent and style, if one match what you're looking for, them invest in your army.

I do commissions, but atm am booked till Mar/April, then I need to pack for moving in June, once settled in July I may have some time slot to do some demos if you're still looking.

you can see my gallery here for examples, and also on my imgur here:
https://imgur.com/user/macknight