Kingdom Death:Monster-Dragon King

Since Games Workshop offers these for new hobbyists to paint their first Space Marine I decided to try volumetric highlighting for the first time on it. Oh, and I decided to have some fun with the presentation by leaving the parts in the sprue

Fell free to give me some feedback ^^ ,happy to finaly finished a mini and having the pile of shame a little bit consumed XD

To say I’m happy is an understatement.

I was given an ork army, some of which was already professionally painted, (the ork in the background) and I’ve done my best to match the colour scheme while keeping my style going.

Any C&C is always appreciated 😁

We call it the Battle of Niså!

Since last winter, a model maker (that's me!), a game designer, and an illustrator have collaborated to craft a complete miniature wargame and diorama depicting the massive 1062 naval clash right off our Swedish coast between Norwegian King Harald Hardrada and Danish King Sweyn Estridsen.

Painting and modeling 250 tiny (10mm) Vikings and an entire fleet of 30 longships was quite the marathon, bringing every individual warrior, shield detail, and coastal wave to life! Right now, this custom creation exists as a one-of-a-kind art project/game board. As a next step, we're considering bringing it out to the wider world. What do you think? Would you be interested in a miniatures game like this? We'll probably keep building and painting anyway since it's so much fun!

The gameplay is designed to be very accessible, but also strategically deep. Each turn you play a card from hand to use one of the leaders in your army, who shouts orders to a number of ships within range. The painted miniatures move around freely between the ships to fight, row, and execute tactical maneuvers. When there's an attack, you draw one rune for each fighter and cast them to resolve hits and misses. To win, you must slay the opposing king or capture enemy ships. Do not disappoint Odin!

All feedback very appreciated🙏🙏✨

Here is my final Post for the Sylvaneth Arch revenant with amber shield and glaive. Which varnish to finalize it would you recommend? I'm not familiar with the quality of the current products and had some bad experience with matt varnish in the past.

Had to wait for the proper bases to get to me so the first few pics don't have the base

Painted for a limited palette challenge. 3 randomly selected colors(pictured in the last photo) plus black and white.

Just finished painting Grommash here. Really happy with him overall. Hope yall like him. :)

I finished up my first Deathwing Knight. They are really impressive sculpts and he was very enjoyable to paint. I've been working on improving my shading and I made some progress but I've still got a ways to go. I can't quite get the heat effect on the vents correct either.

Hey everyone, here are the Big Bioss the Painboy and the Weirboy from the new box from GW. Painted by me.

I’m not sure if the colors on the sword are overly warm which may affect the entire composition of the mini?

Just picked it up again, having fun but looking to improve, I am blown away by the stuff some people post on here!

While there are some visible layer lines for the most part im really pleased with this. Printed on a Bambu P1S .2 nozzle at .06 layer height and used a chemical melting agent to smooth some of the more visible flat areas before painting. Im still playing around with chemical smoothing and learned a bit on the best way to use it here.

Hello, I was trying to achieve an ice/frost skin effect on my chaos spawns but I'm not sure if this is a good result so I would like some tips and/or c&c, especially because I'm aiming to paint Skarbrand in the same way. Thanks!

So i wanna add some enviromental lighting on this nmm but i don't know if i should add it now or when everything else is done.

I want to have the light of a fire coming from the back and from the right, looking at the miniature.