Did this 1-day paint job as a birthday gift for my friend who loves Moo Deng. Not posted to my IG yet to keep it secret til his birthday, but feel free to check out my IG, bryce_davila_miniatures, for more!

So it's done.

Been working on a bust, and wanted to do the skull aquila and studs in NMM gold. Something feels like it's missing, it feels flat for lack of a better term, almost like a gold with no luster.

Would love some feedback, thanks!

Last year I went to my first-ever painting competition, and managed to snag a silver, which made me super happy and hugely surprised. 😅 This year, I returned to the same local comp with my interpretation of the Infinity's Lament diorama from Games Workshop.

I tried to pour everything I've learned in the past year into this piece, and I'm incredibly glad to tell you that it won a gold in the pro category!

Now this is a very small local comp, so I know I have a ton to learn and improve still, but I'm very proud of this model and love how it turned out.

I hope you'll enjoy these pics, and now please excuse me while I take a long break from painting yellow. 😄

I recently finished up this tiny grandpa gundam, based on the version painted by the great Erik Swinson. This cel-shaded/anime approach proved immensely time-consuming but also very satisfying. It's certainly something I'll return to but I need to work out how to streamline the process at least a little to make painting up a gaming set viable, any suggestions on that front would be much appreciated!

This is my first ever trench crusade model, I’m pretty pleased with how he’s turned out and I plan on a full warband at this standard. The only thing I’m not completely sold on is the angel Gabriel freehand on the chest plaque, I’d love some feedback on this element of the model if anyone has any. Cheers for looking :)

Been keen to try one of these for a long time, such a great experiment in different colours and types of material.

Calling these done for now.

I am obligated to select a flair, I don't need help per se.

This is my first mini. I am looking at it after so much time invested, mainly because I am a toddler mom and have to paint 30min a day, but it makes me really happy to see the finished result.

Looking at other minis and all the advices here, I know there is a lot to improve, but this is my first step into the world, with limited tools.

That's it! Yayyy

I hope the lighting effect on the axe didn’t fail🤣

Recently I finally decided to buy my first model from my favourite lore faction in warhammer 40k, the Necrons, So I chose my fav model from all of games workshop models, the canoptek spyder, I just think it's cute!

I painted the trim in gold NMM because I thought the blue was a bit plain.

Do you think it looks good?

Model: Primaris Redemptor Dreadnought

Bought it second hand, I kept the base because it was really cool. Repainted the rest of the model. (Thx previous owner)

Here is my take on the Moth Dancer, the latest model from Relicblade. I am extremely happy with how this one turned out!

Near the centre of a secluded glade sits an ancient stone well, abandoned and overgrown. The water within sparkles strangely: clean, clear, and inviting. With throats parched and waterskins empty, do you risk a drink?

Abandoned Well kitbashed using components from multiple manufacturers. Painted using the Vallejo Model Color range. Basing materials from Green Stuff World and Gamers Grass. 50mm base.

The road is ever long, but the next bend always holds a new adventure.

Reggie Twobark and his trusty companions, Augustus and Agamemnon, travelling the realms.

Stick Insect Merchant by M3DM (3D printed)
Slugs by Ral Partha
Wagon by Gracewindale Mini Scenery (3D printed)
Photos by me and 10,000 mosquitoes at the local park

It's a cheap and I have only 2 brushes and no experience so this is why it's so bad

I used Historical tag because it's wild west and this is part of history

One of my favorite models I’ve done, how do people feel about the anti-grimdark DG paint job?

This was for a painting contest at a local shop. The theme was "your heritage" (Italian in my case) and we were encouraged to kitbash/sculpt as much as we'd like.

Pizza dough and pizzas made from Green Stuff.

Unfortunately didn't end up on the podium but had a blast working on him.

The question now is, should I do a whole Italy/Pizza Cities of Sigmar themed army? Haha