looking for C&C

[igsniper]

Hello,
This is my Second post on the board so i figure an introduction is in order.
My name is Josh, I\'m 14 years old. Ive been playing tabletop games for two years, painting for a year now, and just this week ive started working on converting models using Green Stuff.
This guy is my third attempt at using Green Stuff.
http://www.coolminiornot.com/60683
Any and all Comments and suggestions welcome
Thanks,
Josh

 

[Mosch]

A little hard to make out. It looks a little rushed and dirty, but looking closer, it actually looks like a good job. I am sure you will get a better score if you paint this guy so you can actually see the details Nice work.

All in all, I\'d say a good 6, maybe 6,5.

 

[igsniper]

Thanks, I have like 6-7 minis posted here and im trying to break the elusive (for me) 6.0 :bouncy: So thanks. I\'m going to paint him eventually but i have no idea what colors and im not a very good painter so im taking my time.

 

[Mosch]

Hey, I paint crappy.....ly(?) and got the 6 with a badly painted, self-sculped lump of clay-like stuff called Efaplast And now think of it like this: You are six years younger than me (argh! I\'m old!) and paint to the same level

 

[igsniper]

That thing is awesome Mosch. And i dont paint to the same level. All my painted minis get an average of 4.5 Thanks for the comments though.

 

[Gypsy]

It\'s a little hard to see what the different pieces are in this photo. But one thing I can say is that you have green stuff edges that stick out a little at the edges.
They\'re supposed to melt into the plastic parts, right(the part that\'s connected to the back of the head e.g.)? You could smooth them out by adding a bit more water to your sculpting tool.