my first ever painted

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xelanodrev

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Jan 10, 2010
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hey guys so this is my progress with my vampire counts army so far, these are the first models ive painted so go easy!
unfortunatly i cant afford a good camera so these are the best i could get!
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It's really hard to make out any of the details due to the quality of the pics, but that really doesn't matter, these are your first models and therefore, congrats!

Painted models always look better than unpainted ones, regardless of painting skills or experience. ;)

One suggestion: Add a wash of Ghriphone Sepia, it will do wonders. :zombie1:
 
Yeah, it hard to make out much detail with those pics. But it does look like a wask or two would sort out the flat colours.

Any painted models are better then plastic/primed ones!
 
I tried to see your minis but the photos are so small and disoriented. Could you please try to post some bigger and clearer photos? :)
 
From what i can make out they look fine, as the others have said they might benifit from a wash.

They just need basing now xD
 
Taking good pictures have very little to do with the quality of your camera. You'll just have to find the correct distance from your camera to what you want it to focus on (you might end up with more unrelated stuff on the sides, but having sharp pictures is always preferable). Something as easy as putting your camera down on the table can really do wonders about the stability and this should help you deal with much of the blurriness in your pictures.
 
I can't make out much but they look clean and smooth...Whenever I'm looking at a first timer, I always look at cleanliness and smoothness because usually, those are the hardest to achieve for a beginner. Get us better pictures mate!
 

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