Hello,
I'm starting a new period, which is ECW, and being the world's slowest painter (yes slower than you) would like to get some figures painted to speed up my time to an actual game. I'm thinking about asking someone to paint the ECM Royalist army pack. Do you have any suggestions for a figure painter?
Thanks, John
My list of Useful Wargaming Painters Links (http://www.10mm-wargaming.com/2016/05/useful-wargaming-painters-links.html). hope it helps.
Take care
Andy
Yes, I think Womble's got all the names I know of.
I can't paint with the pressure of a commission job (I've tried), so I'd be no good.
Quote from: Sussex.john on 11 October 2016, 11:21:21 AM
"being the world's slowest painter (yes slower than you)"
I have four of GWs first Space Marine figures bought from Games Workshop in Hammersmith a couple of days after they were released. They're still not even undercoated. Tell me again how slow you are at painting :)
I loathe painting but love the results and can't bear to use figures someone else painted - go figure!
Best of luck finding a painter, there are some amazing ones out there.
L. da Vinci is reputed to be quite good.
Quote from: Leman on 11 October 2016, 02:36:47 PM
L. da Vinci is reputed to be quite good.
Although he has some reputation for not completing commissions.
Yeah, those painter's who do commissions should work to a code of ethics.
I've heard stuff about that L. da Vinci. I wonder what his code is?
Bloody ethics boy!
I also run a painting service:
www.montyswargamingworld.co.uk
but I am fully booked for the coming months.
Kind regards,
Richard
I paint too
Isn't it about time you showed us some of your work, Will ? ;) ;D ;D (Or should I say, Mr Prolific ?) :)
Cheers - Phil
Good to see Techno pestering someone else for a change ;)
Quote from: Techno on 12 October 2016, 07:31:57 PM
Isn't it about time you showed us some of your work, Will ? ;) ;D ;D (Or should I say, Mr Prolific ?) :)
Cheers - Phil
Give me about three days! ;)
You're slowing down. ;)
Cheers - Phil
That's how long basing takes! ;)
No matter how tempting, never lick the paint.
(especially Humbrol enamel. Nobby.)
Bit late for that safety tip inn'it? BTW - the 1972 Floquil (forest green) was quite robust but had no legs.
Ok i've added mad lemmey to the Useful Wargaming Painters Links (http://www.10mm-wargaming.com/2016/05/useful-wargaming-painters-links.html).
Take care
Andy