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First building/terrain I've made.

is ther eny way to get pictures biger ?? thous look like thumbinals end actualy hard to sey somthing about that - thats applay to all your topic
um error in linking ??

Mainly working on just making em look good for playing but would appreciate tips n tricks!

so gamer lvl minis best posible a nice loking TT lvl is your goal ??
https://www.coolminiornot.com/137122?browseid=184820
https://www.coolminiornot.com/178169?browseid=184820]
https://www.coolminiornot.com/148051?browseid=184820
if yes thats quite simply but you alrdy go in wrong way end made a mud wreslers unit
so stop
end start 1 new mini
one that will have applayed base colors clean end sharp
end we will get to the skin painting - but first get us a mini to work with (get simple 1 )
hym .. im bit confuzed onnew forum .. so dnt rymember wher we put all tips for beginers including how to paint clean ...

what brushes you got end what paints ??

Thanks for sharing these. Now we know where you are with your miniature painting.

Now we have to know answers to two questions:
- do you want to improve the painting skills and quality of your paintjobs?
- do you want to go further than nice gaming miniatures (for example with your characters or centerpieces) or is neat gaming quality enough for you?

it will allow to offer the kind of feedback that may be useful for you.

spray stuff with matt varnish - gloss always look bad
also - some sand on bases would surely improve overall look of the minis - especially on the table