Thats the funny thing if I'd painted him when I converted him he wouldn't have turned out so well (even if I do say so myself
) same with the Ogres. I've noticed the progression in my painting over the years from putting up older pics. I've spent alot of time learning wet blending and glazing techniques over the last year or so on 28mm scale minis and now I'm transferring that back although somewhat simplified to my 10mm work - which just makes painting units/armies even longer! but with the Ogres I'm determined to keep up the level of painting throughout as the larger size of the Ogres allows for more detail.
Mmmm next well I have a slave giant prepped for painting but I'm not sure yet Gorgers could also be an interesting unit to paint.
Cheers Jchaos79 but I've tried 10mm sculpting from scratch and it's a pain it's not so much the details It's the 10mm dollies are just to damn fiddly to make. I much prefer to modify or convert existing minis although I do have some scratch sculpts in my collection, Greasus Goldtooth for example is entirely scratch scupted but he was built on a 28mm dolly so it was somewhat easier. Dollies are wire armatures sort of like skeletons in case anyone doesn't now what I'm talking about.
