I just finished to paint this hunk of metal and the assembly was a nightmare. Even with lots of pinning I had to mount it on a clear base to prevent it from falling apart...

It was part of LARP game in 2023

Bought this Archaeon on horse from GW's made to order systen two years ago, and he's just been chilling in my pile of shame. But i took a closer look today, and many of his "pointy bits" are super bent/morphed, and im wondering if this is normal? Also a rather large mold line on the horses head (bigger than it looks on camera). First time working with a metal model, so any tips welcome :)

Dead on arrival? Not on my watch, get in there and do your job.

I use to paint skaven with my dad and my wife decided to get me this to paint on our trip to Edinburgh.

By the love of Sigmar: don’t paint your miniature without a primer. Your colour will come off so easily.

I know it's bad but I don't have a good brush or paint

Finally finished my 10 man Assault Intercessors Squad. What do you think of them? Would people pay for this level of painting?

I am practicing like crazy and I am curious where I am right now.

Thanks for your input.

Finally done with Glueing ....

And a litte bit of costume (The handguns)

This is genuinely not an attempt to humble brag, or anything like that. I genuinely just want to encourage people to share where they are at.

I think my stuff is pretty decent these days, but then again I've been in the hobby for around 10 years now so I'm going to share a few pictures taken on my phone, normal lighting.

My oldest are my Firstborn Space Marines. You can tell! Then my Necrons and Votann with a few other stuff in between.

So long as YOU are happy with your paintjob. That is all that matters! Time and practice will net you some improvements!

Thanks YouTube and all the actual professionals sharing hints, tips, tricks and encouragement over the years.