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My first, so to speak, serious conversion. Took me a while! :) Here she is: http://www.coolminiornot.com/98317

Fur! :D :D :D Alright, and scales. I know to many of you this sounds kindergardenish, but to me that\'s an achievement. Taken into account that I\'m not exactly good with sculpting. Just wanted to share :)

Finally got around to taking decent pictures of Be\'Lakor. So here goes: And, as usual, the link to CMoN gallery for votes and comments :rolleyes:

Hi everyone, here\'s the thing: my husband and me are planning to spend a few days in scotland during our next visit to UK (around GD time, of course :) ). So I was thinking, perhaps any of you travellers could recommend where to go and what to see? I\'m torn between Edinburg and Glasgow, but...

People were asking, so here\'s the link: http://ne.games-workshop.com/rus-paint-comp.asp

And the link to vote and comment, as usual. :)

Alright, ladies and gentlemen, since the first thread temporarily disappeared for technical reasons, I\'m starting this anew. My latest work, Saint Celestine: And here -- the link to CMoN gallery

Hope you have a fantastic birthday! Best wishes to you and your wonderful family on this wonderful day, Scott!

This is a miniature that I\'ve been eager to convert and paint for a long time. And I finally did! And here -- the link to vote and comment :)

I will be in London from Apr 28 till May 12. May any of UK-based CMoNers be free around that time, I\'d love to meet you guys!

A closer view of my CCV Bretonnian Damsel: http://www.coolminiornot.com/85819 :)

First, I need to make a statement: neither me or my husband consider ourselves miniature collectors. Now. Yesterday, I was looking through boxes, blisters and piles of miniatures we\'ve got at home trying to find a particular mini, and decided to count how many playable armies we\'ve got...

Are you patient enough when you paint/sculpt? After Ming-Hua posted his latest green and said he\'s worked on it 32 hours in three days, I simply couldn\'t help admiring his patience. For me, it\'s one of the worst things about miniature painting: losing patience in the middle of the project...

If any of you ever were to commission a miniature of yourself, what would it be like? Would it be a sci-fi or a fantasy theme? What scale would it be? Or, maybe, you’d want a more realistic portrait? How would you paint it? I think it’d be very interesting to find out how do CMON-ers \"see\"...

It just occurred to me what impresses people who are not into miniature painting when they see a painted mini the most, so I thought I’d share. The answer is: freehand. Or, even better, excessive freehand. Today, my cousin came over, and, as usual, she looked at the new miniatures I painted...

Has it ever occured to any you that there\'s a number of GW models who always get a trophy at Demons? Slaanesh Champion, Eldar from the Inquisitor range, for example. But the top supermodel, I think, is the Archaon Horse: variations of conversions employing this steed are simply beyond count...

Yesterday, my husband pointed out a very definite tendency: I always paint miniatures using two primary colors and differend shades of those. Red - blue, orange - turquoise, etc. I don\'t know why that happens -- I just like how two colours go together and compliment each other. The thing is...

I\'m talking about this pretty lady here ;)

eBay auction for painted Countess Marianna Chevaux, a Vampire Assassin: