Finnished a bust! Whas very fun to dip my toes in noone warhammer stuff!

This is probably my most successful attempt to NMM up o date. And I'm quite surprised how easy it is to make leather textures with a makeup sponge and some glazing, it turned good enough unexpectedly fast.

I painted an ork again.

pretty happy with him. the NMM was just a test to try and get a good scuffed metal look (and then i made the arm a bit cleaner so it stood out more). its a bit brighter than id like but its a first of many where i am trying to improve. however im very happy with the copper NMM on the bolts and barrel.

the base was absurdly simple because i wanted to try getting the scorched earth look where shrapnel has burned the ground. worked well... but the ork covers the effect so its not the most prominent here.

looking forward to messing around with the rest of the beast boys box and then working on the armageddon bunch.

This was a fun one. I'm trying to get better at blending and color transitions.

Stl by Tanuki Figures
1:6 scale

Hello! I'm a beginner to mini painting, this is one of my early attempts at painting some iron warriors. So far I'm fairly happy with the result but would really appreciate any pointers on how to improve.

I think the agrax wash I used on the brass parts didn't come out so good, so would love any tips on how to improve that next time in particular.

Thanks!

An old model I had in my collection that needed a lick of paint.
Though it is finecast it was pretty clean with only a few bubbles to fill

Was a fun little project

I deepened the shadows and took the highlights from Mephiston red to evil sunz scarlet. Curious what people think - I’m almost wondering if it’s not looking rich red enough anymore? It’s a tricky balance - I don’t want it to turn orange…

This is my third attempt at painting a chrome space marine and each time I'm happier with the result! I made a simple backdrop and included a specular highlight this time, which I think really boosts the look.

I just started working on my first piece that includes a bit of fur. I am not a hundred percent convinced by the look so far so I would appretiate a bit of critique.

I started painting about 6 months ago and wanted to try out a bust as it looked fun. Figured this one was a good chance to finally try out some NMM too. I tried taking a pic of it primed to figure out the lighting, but I know my lighting is definitely inconsistent. I just have to finish the hair, crown, hands and some small details, but I’m looking for some tips on fixing things I’ve done and how to finish it up. I’m happy with how the face and eyes came out but I feel like maybe some depth or something is missing? Overall I’m really happy with how it’s looking for my first attempt at these things but I definitely can see a lot of things that could be improved.

I am painting a rogue assassin from RumandResin printing and I’m trying to get away from just a very dark/all black mini. I thought having some sort of molten blade could cast OSL on the hood etc to enhance the mini but before I take that step I just want some constructive criticism on whether the blade looks “molten” should I push the yellow higher into almost white? Happy to take any and all advice!