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Nice, very nice orkish colors

In autumn starts a Mordheim campaign in the club. I plan to play the shadow warrior high elves, which had earlier tossed here. It's always useful to add some mercenaries. Here are pit slave, ogre, bard, wizard, elf ranger, 2 dogs, thieve and witch.
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So far I have the dogs ready first. What is interesting, that those are the original GW models from 1988
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the shadow warrior high elves

POWER GAMER !!!!!!

We'll see how they will perform. The campaign starts in October. 5 hired sword are ready:
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Looking good, love the dogs

Painted a demonette during Massive VooDoo painting classes:
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My thoughts about the painting weekend:
https://massivevoodoo.blogspot.de/2014/1 ... ss-in.html

You lucky one

Its really cool seeing the evolution of your painting over 5 years. If you could give your 2009 self any painting tips what would they be?

5laine wrote:Its really cool seeing the evolution of your painting over 5 years. If you could give your 2009 self any painting tips what would they be?

propably something like : do what Mahon tell you what to do
and go and meat other painters especialy better then you - if they make a classes - why are you not on them yet ?
o and don't sit in your comfort zone - go thrue it - try new thing rt completly crazy one
(yes i will write CC in your topic with Warp wolf - i just need a time to write it good not just rumblings of mine )

5laine wrote:Its really cool seeing the evolution of your painting over 5 years. If you could give your 2009 self any painting tips what would they be?

1) Find a miniature you don't want to play with (if you're a gamer) and try to paint as best as you can. Pushing yourself forwards make your skill go higher!
2) Try to go to a painting competition or find some local miniature painting community. There are so many great people which can so many great tips at the beginning...