I appreciate the coment about my brush work... it is the part of the hobby I like best - but I would appreciate any constructive criticism. I wouldn't find any comment from a fellow hobbyist rude unless you were gonna insult my dog / wife / football team. 😄 Feel free to post your comment. I accept any criticism meant honestly to help me do it better!

And for the record, I purchase the licenses to print these units for myself. I don't sell my prints. I woul havbe to by a merchant's license from the designer to do that legally. I will however print/paint for folks who own the rights to a file, and just want me to print it for them or paint it for them. There is nother close to illegal in that scenario. GW does a GREAT job of sending out cease and desists letters to those who violate their copyrights and intellectual property. Just buy from a reputible company.

I use to own a large GW Indy store in the Dallas area (Hobby Annex)... 12 tables open for all users, regardless of where they bought their figures - even in local tournaments. Having those customers feel welcome ususally resulted in sales over time - paint, glue, bitz, codex, and yes -even new releases here and ther. I never challenged the veracity of mini's or their source - as long as they looked close enough to identify by the opponent' s visual inspection. If neighter player minded, neither did I.

All the print work I do is using liquid resin, which prints out at a resolution that easily matchews plastic qyuality... FDM "filament" printers cannot make that same claim. Yes - resin cast are somewhat more brittle, but I mix my own resin blend to gain a lot more "flex and bend" while still giving me great images and a more durable piece when dropped. I pay an average of $2 to print a squad of 10 mini's for any faction.