20 Years Of Painting Eldar/Aeldari - Warhammer 40k

By Manul Chandilla

Few factions in the world of Warhammer 40k combine elegance, speed, and ancient mysticism quite like the Aeldari (Also known as Eldar). Once the dominant civilization in the galaxy, the Aeldari are now a fractured race, with each faction following its own path in the struggle for survival. From the disciplined warriors of the Craftworlds to the sadistic raiders of the Drukhari and the enigmatic Harlequins, the Aeldari range offers an incredible variety of miniatures, each with its own distinctive style and character. Over the years, we at PaintedFigs Miniature Painting Service had the opportunity to work on a wide range of Aeldari miniature painting commissions, with every project presenting its own unique challenges and creative opportunities.

At PaintedFigs Miniature Painting Service, one of the things we've always appreciated about Warhammer 40k Eldar miniature painting is the balance between precision and creativity. Their sleek armour, intricate details, elegant weapons, and vibrant colour schemes reward careful brushwork while allowing plenty of room for personalization. Through our years of providing Warhammer 40k painting commissions, we've painted everything from classic Craftworld Aeldari armies to customized character models and striking centerpiece miniatures. This article explores some of the Eldar projects we've painted over the years and the techniques and artistic approaches we used to bring these ancient warriors to life on the tabletop.

Voidscarred Corsairs: Wandering Outcasts with a Custom Identity

Among the many forces that make up the Aeldari race, the Voidscarred Corsairs occupy a unique place within the lore. Neither bound by the rigid discipline of the Craftworlds nor consumed by the cruelty of the Drukhari, Corsairs are independent wanderers who carve their own paths across the galaxy. Their eclectic equipment, flowing robes, and ornate wargear make them some of the most characterful miniatures in the Warhammer 40k Eldar range. One of our favourite Aeldari miniature painting commissions involved a squad of Voidscarred Corsairs painted in a custom colour scheme for our company founder, Navin Weeraratne, allowing us to move away from established lore while still preserving the elegant aesthetic that defines the faction.

Rather than following one of the traditional Craftworld palettes, this project centered around rich teal armour paired with striking magenta cloaks that gave the force its own visual identity. The smooth armour panels were layered to create soft transitions and crisp edge highlights, while the vibrant cloaks provided a strong contrast that helped each miniature stand out on the tabletop. Ivory helmets and weapons were accented with subtle gemstone details, gold embellishments, and leather accessories, creating a balanced colour palette that felt both refined and adventurous. The clean cream-coloured bases also complemented the scheme without distracting from the intricate details of the miniatures themselves.

Projects like these are always a reminder of how rewarding custom Warhammer 40k miniature painting can be. The Voidscarred Corsairs are already among the most dynamic kits in the Aeldari range, with flowing capes, expressive poses, and an impressive variety of weapons and equipment. Working on a bespoke scheme allowed us to emphasize those sculpted details while creating an army that felt unique to its owner. It's this combination of technical precision and creative freedom that continues to make Eldar painting commissions some of the most enjoyable projects we work on.

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Craftworld Biel-Tan: The Swordwind Marches Again

Among the many Craftworld Aeldari, Biel-Tan remains one of the most iconic. Fiercely devoted to restoring the former glory of the Eldar Empire, Biel-Tan is renowned for its disciplined Swordwind warhosts and its preference for overwhelming foes with trained Aspect Warriors. Their unmistakable combination of deep green armour, crisp white helmets, and elegant thorn-inspired iconography has made them a favourite among collectors for decades. Over the years, PaintedFigs Miniature Painting Service has completed several Warhammer 40k Aeldari painting commissions inspired by this legendary Craftworld, including one sizeable army project that showcased the timeless appeal of the Biel-Tan colour scheme.

One of the defining features of this commission was the consistency required across a large collection of miniatures. Biel-Tan's palette relies on clean, smooth finishes, making careful layering and precise edge highlighting essential throughout the army. Rich emerald armour formed the foundation of each model, contrasted by bright white helmets that identified them as warriors of Biel-Tan. Dark weapon casings, subtle gemstone details, and applied gold accents added visual interest without distracting from the army's clean, disciplined appearance. The natural grass basing completed the force, providing a simple backdrop that complemented the organic aesthetic often associated with the Aeldari.

Although the army consisted of many different units, maintaining visual cohesion remained one of the project's primary goals. Us at PaintedFigs Miniature Painting Service knew that every miniature needed to feel like part of the same fighting force while still allowing the individual sculpts to stand out. The flowing armour plates, elegant helmets, and sleek weapon designs found throughout the Eldar miniature range reward careful brush control, and projects of this scale require close attention to consistency from the first model through to the last. Large Warhammer 40k miniature painting commissions such as this highlight the importance of balancing efficiency with precision, when working with an army known for its refined appearance.

At PaintedFigs Miniature Painting Service, projects like this continue to demonstrate why Craftworld Aeldari painting remains one of our favourite areas of the hobby. Biel-Tan armies possess a striking visual identity that combines simplicity with elegance, rewarding clean execution and attention to detail at every stage of the painting process. Whether we're working on a handful of miniatures or an entire Eldar army painting commission, our goal is always to create a force that remains faithful to the lore while delivering a cohesive collection that looks impressive both on the tabletop and on display.

If you’d like to see more, check the gallery below:

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An Aeldari Combat Patrol: A Showcase of Craftworld Ulthwe

One of the most enjoyable aspects of working on Eldar miniature painting commissions is the opportunity to paint multiple units that each possess their own distinct visual identity. This particular Warhammer 40k Combat Patrol commission brought together a varied collection of classic Aeldari miniatures, including Guardians, Wraithblades, Spiritseer, Farseer, support weapons, and towering Wraith constructs. The Combat Patrol is painted in the scheme of the Craftworld Ulthwe, while Aspect Warriors retained their unique colors. At PaintedFigs Miniature Painting Service, projects like these provide the perfect opportunity to explore the diversity that makes Craftworld Aeldari such a rewarding faction to paint.

The Guardians were divided between striking blue and deep crimson armour, creating two recognizable squads while maintaining a cohesive appearance through consistent basing and shared white helmets. The Spiritseer and Farseer introduced additional elegance through flowing robes, ornate armour, and painted runes, while subtle gold accents helped reinforce their status as leaders of the warhost. Every gemstone, spirit stone, and decorative detail was picked out to preserve the refined aesthetic that has become synonymous with Warhammer 40k Eldar.

Standing behind the infantry, the imposing Wraithblades became natural centrepieces for the collection. Their dark armour contrasted against their smooth ivory helms, while the glowing spirit stones and rich crimson tabards added just enough colour to tie them visually to the rest of the army. The larger surfaces of the Wraith constructs allowed for smooth blending and crisp edge highlights, emphasizing the elegant curves that define Aeldari design. Painting these towering warriors required balancing subtle weathering with the clean finish expected of an ancient and advanced race, making them one of the standout elements of the commission.

At PaintedFigs Miniature Painting Service, mixed-scheme collections like this demonstrate the flexibility that custom Warhammer 40k miniature painting can offer. While many armies follow a single established Craftworld, combining multiple palettes allows collectors to celebrate different aspects of Aeldari lore without sacrificing cohesion across the force. Whether painting an individual character, a Combat Patrol, or a full Eldar army, our goal remains the same: to create miniatures that remain faithful to the spirit of the faction while delivering a striking collection that stands out both on the tabletop and in the display cabinet.

If you’d like to see more, check the gallery below:

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Harlequins: Masters of Performance and Precision

Among all the factions within the Aeldari race, few are as visually distinctive as the Harlequins. Dedicated to the Laughing God, Cegorach, these enigmatic warriors combine breathtaking acrobatics with deadly combat skill, making them one of the most unique armies in Warhammer 40k. Their elaborate costumes, vibrant colours, and intricate diamond patterns present a rewarding challenge for any Aeldari miniature painting project. As part of a larger Aeldari Combat Patrol commission, PaintedFigs Miniature Painting Service had the opportunity to paint a selection of Harlequin miniatures that allowed us to showcase some of the more advanced techniques involved in Warhammer 40k miniature painting.

Unlike many other Aeldari units, Harlequins are defined by their theatrical appearance as much as their battlefield prowess. While the sleek armour and elegant weapons still required smooth layering and crisp highlights, the true focus of this commission lay in recreating the iconic freehand designs that have become synonymous with the faction. Diamond patterns, geometric details, and carefully painted decorative elements were applied by hand across sections of the miniatures, capturing the unmistakable aesthetic that makes Harlequins instantly recognizable on the tabletop. These freehand details transformed already dynamic sculpts into striking display pieces while remaining faithful to the faction's established visual identity.

The commission also included Harlequin vehicles, providing even greater opportunities for intricate freehand work. The sweeping hulls and large armour panels served as ideal canvases for the signature diamond motifs and flowing patterns traditionally found on Harlequin transports. Every line had to remain clean and symmetrical while following the graceful curves of the vehicles, requiring patience and careful planning throughout the painting process. Combined with vibrant colours, polished gemstones, and subtle highlights, the finished vehicles embodied the elegance and spectacle that define the Harlequins both in the lore and on the battlefield.

At PaintedFigs Miniature Painting Service, projects like these demonstrate why Harlequin painting commissions remain some of the most technically rewarding in the Warhammer 40k hobby. Freehand painting demands a different approach from traditional miniature painting, rewarding precision, steady brush control, and careful composition. Whether we're painting Harlequin Kill Teams, individual characters, elegant grav-vehicles, or complete Aeldari armies, our goal is always to preserve the intricate artistry that defines these legendary performers while delivering professional Warhammer 40k painting commissions that stand out on both the tabletop and in the display cabinet.

Craftworld Iyanden: Honouring the Dead

Few Craftworld Aeldari are as recognizable as Iyanden. Famous for its striking yellow and blue colour scheme, Iyanden is also known for the tragic history that shaped it. After suffering devastating losses during the Tyranid invasion of Hive Fleet Kraken, the Craftworld came to rely on Spiritseers and Wraith constructs to defend its people. This rich lore makes Iyanden one of the most distinctive armies in Warhammer 40k, combining vibrant colours with some of the faction's largest and most imposing models. At PaintedFigs Miniature Painting Service, we've had the opportunity to complete an Iyanden Eldar painting commission that captured both the elegance and resilience that define this legendary Craftworld.

The commission featured a balanced force made up of Guardians, towering Wraith units, and sleek Aeldari aircraft, all painted in Iyanden's unmistakable palette. The bright yellow armour required careful layering to achieve a smooth, even finish across every model, while the rich blue helmets, shoulder panels, and cloth elements created the strong contrast that has become synonymous with the Craftworld. Small red spirit stones and dark weapon casings added additional points of interest without overwhelming the clean aesthetic, allowing each miniature to remain recognizable as part of an Iyanden warhost.

The larger centrepiece models presented their own unique challenges. The towering Wraith construct became the focal point of the army, with its broad armour panels showcasing smooth blends and crisp edge highlights that emphasized the graceful curves of Aeldari design. Alongside it, the elegant grav-tanks demonstrated another hallmark of Warhammer 40k miniature painting—large uninterrupted surfaces that demand precision and consistency. Their sweeping hulls and distinctive fins allowed the yellow and blue scheme to flow across the vehicles, creating impressive centrepieces that complemented the infantry while maintaining a unified appearance across the collection.

At PaintedFigs Miniature Painting Service, projects like this highlight why Aeldari miniature painting commissions continue to be some of our most rewarding work. Every Craftworld Iyanden army combines elegant sculpting, vibrant colour palettes, and iconic lore, offering countless opportunities to showcase careful brushwork and clean execution. Whether painting Guardians, Wraith constructs, or iconic Aeldari vehicles, our approach remains focused on delivering cohesive Warhammer 40k painting commissions that stay true to the character of each Craftworld while creating armies that look impressive on the tabletop and in a display cabinet.

If you’d like to see more, check the gallery below:

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A Larger Iyanden Warhost: Precision Through Consistency

One of the largest Craftworld Iyanden commissions we've completed at PaintedFigs Miniature Painting Service involved painting an expansive Eldar force that captured the unmistakable appearance of this iconic Craftworld across a wide variety of units. From disciplined Guardian squads and elegant Aspect Warriors to imposing Wraith constructs and supporting characters, every miniature needed to reflect the bright, vibrant identity that has made Iyanden one of the most recognizable factions in Warhammer 40k. Large-scale Aeldari miniature painting commissions like this demand not technical consistency, but also careful planning to ensure the army maintains a unified appearance from the first model to the last.

One of the most interesting aspects of this project was the client's attention to detail regarding the army's signature yellow armour. Rather than requesting the standard Iyanden colour scheme, they had a very specific shade of yellow in mind and even sent us a sample miniature for reference before the project began. This gave us a clear benchmark to work towards, allowing us to match the tone, saturation, and highlights across every model in the collection. Taking the time to establish this consistency early in the project ensured that every addition to the army blended with the original reference model.

Maintaining that level of colour accuracy across a sizeable force required a disciplined approach throughout the painting process. Smooth layering, controlled highlights, and clean panel transitions became important on the broad armour plates that characterize many Craftworld Eldar miniatures. The rich blue helmets and cloth elements provided the familiar Iyanden contrast, while painted spirit stones, weapons, and gold details added subtle points of interest without detracting from the overall cohesion of the force. Although each unit featured its own distinctive sculpted details, the matched yellow armour tied the entire army together into a single, visually striking warhost.

Projects like this demonstrate one of the things we value most at PaintedFigs Miniature Painting Service: working with clients to achieve the exact vision they have for their army. Whether that means following an established Craftworld Iyanden scheme or carefully matching an existing collection, attention to detail plays an important role in every Warhammer 40k painting commission we undertake. Large Aeldari army painting projects are rewarding because they showcase how consistency, precision, and careful colour matching can transform dozens of individual miniatures into a cohesive force that looks impressive both on the tabletop and on display.

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Voidscarred Corsairs: Staying True to the Official Vision

While custom colour schemes offer plenty of room for creativity, there's something satisfying about recreating the official look that first introduces players to a faction. One of our Voidscarred Corsairs commissions at PaintedFigs Miniature Painting Service followed the striking Games Workshop box art scheme, bringing the Kill Team to life as many hobbyists recognize it. With their flowing cloaks, ornate armour, and eclectic collection of weapons, the Corsairs are among the most distinctive units in the Warhammer 40k Aeldari range, making them an enjoyable challenge for any Aeldari miniature painting project.

The official scheme combines cool blue armour with rich magenta cloaks, creating a bold contrast that draws the eye. Reproducing this look required careful attention to smooth colour transitions across the sleek armour plates while ensuring the cloth retained depth and movement through subtle shading and layered highlights. Ivory helmets, pale weapons, and painted spirit stones completed the aesthetic, while small metallic details and leather accessories helped break up the vibrant colours without overpowering the overall composition. Every miniature retained its own personality thanks to the wide variety of poses, equipment, and characterful sculpted details found throughout the kit.

Although this was a Kill Team rather than a full army, the project demanded the same level of consistency expected from larger Warhammer 40k painting commissions. Each Corsair carries unique wargear, from specialist firearms and elegant blades to arcane relics and ornate equipment, meaning every model required individual attention while still remaining visually cohesive as a squad. The official colour palette also leaves little room for inconsistency, making crisp edge highlights, smooth blends, and clean detailing essential to achieving the polished appearance associated with the studio scheme.

At PaintedFigs Miniature Painting Service, commissions like this demonstrate that recreating an established colour scheme can be just as rewarding as developing a custom one. Whether a client wants an army painted to match the Games Workshop studio examples or has a original vision in mind, our approach remains the same: preserving the distinctive character of every miniature while delivering high-quality Warhammer 40k miniature painting. The Voidscarred Corsairs continue to be one of our favourite Eldar painting commissions, combining elegant sculpting, dynamic poses, and exceptional opportunities for fine detail work.

If you’d like to see more, check the gallery below:

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Over the years, painting a wide variety of Aeldari projects has given us the opportunity to explore one of the most elegant and visually diverse factions in Warhammer 40k. From vibrant Craftworld Iyanden armies and disciplined Craftworld Biel-Tan warhosts to custom Voidscarred Corsairs, official Corsair Voidscarred Kill Teams, and mixed Eldar Combat Patrol collections, every Warhammer 40k miniature painting commission has presented its own creative challenges and artistic opportunities. The sleek armour, intricate spirit stones, graceful vehicles, towering Wraith constructs, and iconic Aspect Warriors that define the Aeldari range continue to make every Eldar miniature painting project both rewarding and visually striking. Whether we're working on a single character model or an entire Craftworld Aeldari army, each commission allows us to explore the rich lore and timeless aesthetic that have made the Eldar one of the most beloved factions in the hobby.

At PaintedFigs Miniature Painting Service, our goal has always been to deliver professional Warhammer 40k painting commissions that remain faithful to each client's vision while respecting the unique identity of every faction. Whether that means matching an existing army, recreating an official Games Workshop colour scheme, or developing a custom Aeldari paint scheme, we approach every project with the same attention to detail and commitment to consistency. From Warhammer 40k Aeldari painting, Eldar miniature painting, Craftworld painting commissions, and Kill Team painting services, to complete Warhammer 40k army painting and custom miniature painting services, we always look forward to bringing these ancient warriors to life for collectors and players around the world.

Warhammer 40k - 20 Years Painting Tau

By Manul Chandilla

The Tau (or T’au) Empire has always stood apart in the Warhammer 40k universe. Rather than relying on ancient traditions or the corruption of Chaos, their armies are built around advanced technology, disciplined firepower, and the philosophy of the Greater Good. From sleek battlesuits and hovering vehicles to highly detailed Fire Warriors and Kroot allies, every Tau miniature presents its own unique painting opportunities. Over the years, we've had the chance to work on a wide variety of Tau painting commissions, each reflecting a different vision while staying true to the distinctive style that makes the faction so recognizable.

At PaintedFigs Miniature Painting Service, every Warhammer 40k painting commission begins with understanding what the client wants from their army. Some collectors prefer the classic Tau sept color schemes seen throughout the lore, while others commission custom armies with unique camouflage, alternate color palettes, or themed bases. In this article, we'll take a look at the different Tau miniatures we've painted over the years, exploring the approaches, techniques, and creative choices that have gone into bringing these iconic Warhammer 40k armies to life.

A Custom Army: Our Largest Tau Commission to Date

The sheer size of the order is giant!

One of the most memorable Tau painting commissions we've worked on at PaintedFigs Miniature Painting Service was also the largest Tau army we've ever painted in a single project. Consisting of an impressive 336 miniatures, this Warhammer 40k painting commission gave us the opportunity to work across nearly every aspect of the Tau Empire range. From infantry squads and battlesuits to drones and larger centerpiece models, the collection showcased the diversity that makes a Tau army such a rewarding project for any miniature painting service.

Rather than following one of the established sept color schemes from the Warhammer 40k lore, the client approached us with a custom concept inspired by a collection of Tau miniatures they had seen online. The goal wasn't to recreate another army exactly, but to capture the same overall aesthetic while adapting it to suit their own collection. As with many of our custom Warhammer 40k painting commissions, we worked closely with the client to understand the look they were hoping to achieve before applying it consistently across the entire force.

Painting an army of this scale requires more than simply repeating the same process hundreds of times. With 336 miniatures on the painting table, maintaining consistency across every Fire Warrior, Battlesuit, Drone, and vehicle became just as important as the quality of each individual model. Careful color matching, consistent highlighting, and unified basing ensured that every unit looked like it belonged to the same fighting force while still allowing the larger models and commanders to stand out as natural focal points within the army.

Large-scale Warhammer 40k miniature painting projects like this are always rewarding because they allow the complete vision of an army to come together. Seeing hundreds of finished Tau miniatures assembled side by side highlighted the clean lines, advanced technology, and disciplined appearance that define the faction. It remains one of the largest miniature painting commissions we've completed for the Tau Empire, and a project that demonstrated just how striking a fully realized custom Tau army can look on the tabletop.

If you’d like to see more, check the gallery below:

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Vior'la Sept: Speed, Precision, and Firepower

Among the many Tau (or T’au) painting commissions we've completed over the years at PaintedFigs Miniature Painting Service, one smaller project stood out for its clean execution and faithful interpretation of one of the faction's best-known septs. This Warhammer 40k painting commission featured a Vior'la Sept force consisting of an XV8 Crisis Battlesuit Team, several squads of Fire Warriors, and an Ethereal leading the contingent. Although modest in size, the collection represented the core elements of a classic Tau army and provided an opportunity to explore the striking white and red color scheme that has become synonymous with the Vior'la Sept.

Painting Vior'la Sept miniatures requires careful attention to smooth, clean finishes. White is one of the most challenging colors to paint well, particularly across the broad armor panels that define Tau infantry and battlesuits. Throughout this miniature painting commission, we focused on achieving crisp highlights, subtle shading, and clean panel separation while ensuring the bold red markings complemented the armor rather than overpowering it. The result was a force that reflected the disciplined, high-tech appearance that makes Tau armies so distinctive on the Warhammer 40k tabletop.

The XV8 Crisis Battlesuits naturally became the centerpieces of the commission. Their larger armor plates and advanced weapon systems provide plenty of opportunities to showcase careful blending and edge highlighting, while still maintaining the clean, manufactured appearance expected of Tau technology. Alongside them, the Fire Warriors established the visual identity of the army, with every miniature painted consistently to create a cohesive fighting force. Maintaining that level of uniformity across an entire unit is an important part of any Warhammer 40k miniature painting project, especially for an army built around discipline and coordinated tactics.

Leading the force was an Ethereal, a model that provided a welcome contrast to the otherwise heavily armored collection. Flowing robes, ceremonial details, and organic textures allowed us to introduce more variation into the project while remaining faithful to the established Vior'la palette. Characters like the Ethereal often become natural focal points within a Tau army, and careful attention was given to ensuring the model stood apart without breaking the visual consistency of the rest of the force.

Projects like this demonstrate that a Warhammer 40k painting commission doesn't need to be enormous to make an impact. Whether we're painting a handful of elite Battlesuits or a complete Tau army, our goal remains the same: to create cohesive, tabletop-ready miniatures that stay true to the client's vision while capturing the sleek aesthetic and advanced technology that define the Tau Empire.

If you’d like to see more, check the gallery below:

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A Miami Dolphins-Inspired Custom Tau Army

One of the more distinctive Tau (or T’au) painting commissions we've completed over the years at PaintedFigs Miniature Painting Service was a custom force inspired by the colors of the Miami Dolphins. Consisting of 23 miniatures, this Warhammer 40k painting commission moved away from the traditional Tau sept color schemes in favor of a vibrant combination of teal, orange, white, and subtle metallic accents. While the inspiration came from an NFL team, the finished army still retained the clean, futuristic aesthetic that defines the Tau Empire, resulting in a collection that was unique.

Custom Warhammer 40k painting projects like this are always enjoyable because they encourage us to think beyond the established lore while respecting the design language of the miniatures themselves. The broad armor panels found on Tau models provide an excellent canvas for experimenting with alternative color schemes, allowing bold colors to work without overwhelming the intricate details. Throughout the project, we focused on balancing the bright palette with careful shading and crisp edge highlights, ensuring that every miniature remained visually striking while still looking cohesive on the tabletop.

Although this was a relatively small commission of 23 miniatures, consistency remained a priority throughout the painting process. Every model shared the same carefully matched colors and markings, creating the appearance of a unified fighting force despite the unconventional inspiration behind the scheme. Whether viewed individually or as a complete detachment, the miniatures reflected the disciplined appearance expected of a Tau army while showcasing the client's own personality and interests through the custom color palette.

Projects such as this highlight one of the strengths of Tau miniature painting. Their sleek armor, advanced battlesuits, and streamlined vehicles lend themselves particularly well to custom Warhammer 40k painting commissions, making them an excellent choice for collectors looking to create something truly personal. Whether based on established septs, original concepts, or even real-world inspirations like the Miami Dolphins, every custom Tau army offers a chance to produce a force that stands apart while remaining instantly recognizable within the Warhammer 40k universe.

If you’d like to see more, check the gallery below:

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Tash'var Sept: A Veteran Frontier Force

Among the various Tau (or T’au) painting commissions we've completed at PaintedFigs Miniature Painting Service over the years, we've also had the opportunity to paint a force in the colours of the Tash'var Sept. While collectors often gravitate towards the more familiar Vior'la or Tau Sept schemes, Tash'var offers a distinctive appearance that immediately stands out on the tabletop. This Warhammer 40k painting commission gave us the chance to faithfully recreate the Sept's signature colours while maintaining the clean, futuristic aesthetic that defines the Tau Empire.

One of the defining aspects of Tash'var miniature painting is achieving a balanced finish across the army. The sept's colour palette combines bold armour colours with carefully chosen secondary tones, creating an appearance that is both striking and practical. Throughout this Warhammer 40k miniature painting project, we at PaintedFigs Miniature Painting Service focused on producing smooth armour panels, crisp edge highlights, and clean panel lining, ensuring that every model reflected the advanced engineering and disciplined military doctrine that Tau armies are known for.

As with many Tau armies, consistency played an important role throughout the commission. Every miniature was painted to match the established Tash'var scheme, allowing the collection to look cohesive whether displayed in a cabinet or deployed across the tabletop. Uniform markings, carefully matched colours, and consistent basing all contributed to the impression of a well-organised expeditionary force. These details are often subtle, but they make a significant difference when viewing a complete Warhammer 40k army as a whole.

Working on established sept colour schemes presents a different challenge from creating entirely custom armies for us at PaintedFigs Miniature Painting Service. Collectors often choose these schemes because they appreciate the background and identity associated with a particular Sept, making accuracy just as important as the quality of the finish itself. Projects like this Tash'var force remind us that classic colour schemes continue to have a strong appeal within the Warhammer 40k community. Whether painting a canon-inspired Tau army or a completely original concept, our miniature painting service always aims to deliver a force that remains faithful to the client's vision while showcasing the clean, advanced design that makes Tau miniature painting so rewarding.

If you’d like to see more, check the gallery below:

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A Royal Tau Sept with a Story to Tell

One of the most imaginative Tau (or T’au) painting commissions we've had the opportunity to work on in PaintedFigs Miniature Painting Service came with a rich piece of worldbuilding behind it. Rather than simply requesting a custom colour scheme, the client envisioned an entire Tau Sept whose culture had been shaped by its homeworld. According to their concept, this Sept originated on a planet constantly battered by raging sandstorms filled with fine gold particles. Over countless generations, their armour had become naturally sandblasted, giving it a distinctive worn appearance while retaining the regal colours that symbolised the status and pride of the Sept.

To bring this vision to life, the army was centred around a rich gold armour scheme inspired by Vallejo Game Color Polished Gold, complemented by deep purple panels based on Vallejo Game Color Royal Purple. Although these colours served as the inspiration, we mixed our paints internally to match the exact hues the client was looking for. Additional accent colours were carefully incorporated throughout the collection, helping to break up the armour while preserving the overall balance between the warm metallics and vibrant purple. The combination created a striking Tau army that felt both noble and believable within the Warhammer 40k universe.

Perhaps the most enjoyable aspect of this Warhammer 40k painting commission was finding the right balance between elegance and realism. Gold armour naturally conveys prestige, but the client's background story called for that prestige to be tempered by the harsh conditions of the Sept's homeworld. We introduced subtle weathering and gentle signs of abrasion across the armour to suggest years of exposure to sand-laden storms without obscuring the brilliance of the metallic finish. This approach allowed the miniatures to retain their royal identity while telling the environmental story behind the army.

Custom Warhammer 40k painting commissions are often at their best when the colour scheme is supported by a compelling narrative, and this project was an excellent example of that. Every miniature contributed to the identity of the force, with the polished gold, royal purple, and carefully applied weathering working together to create a cohesive collection. It was a rewarding project to complete, demonstrating how thoughtful miniature painting can reinforce the lore that collectors create for their own Tau armies while producing a force that stands out both on display and across the tabletop.

If you’d like to see more, check the gallery below:

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Throughout the years, painting Tau armies has given us the opportunity to work on an incredible variety of projects, from faithful recreations of iconic Septs to completely original colour schemes inspired by everything from sports teams to anime and richly developed homebrew lore. Every Warhammer 40k painting commission presents a new creative challenge, and every Tau army reflects the unique vision of its owner. At PaintedFigs Miniature Painting Service, we strive to preserve that individuality while delivering cohesive, tabletop-ready armies that remain true to the clean, advanced aesthetic that has made the Tau Empire one of the most distinctive factions in Warhammer 40k.

Whether you're looking for a lore-accurate Sept, a fully custom Tau army, or a showcase-quality centrepiece force, PaintedFigs Miniature Painting Service has extensive experience bringing these futuristic warriors to life. From Fire Warriors and XV8 Crisis Battlesuits to Ethereals, Commanders, and massive army commissions, we've enjoyed exploring the many possibilities that Tau miniature painting has to offer. As we continue taking on new Warhammer 40k painting commissions, we look forward to helping collectors create armies that are every bit as unique as the stories they tell, while delivering high-quality miniature painting services that look just as impressive in a display cabinet as they do on the battlefield.

Exhibition Quality Battletech Miniatures Painted!

Painted Battletech miniatures! The Catalyst Game Labs minis have done so much to uplift the look and feel of the whole IP I feel. They’re a ton of work, but I feel the results speak for themselves.

These were done to Exhibition Quality.

About Battletech:

BattleTech is a tabletop wargame that simulates combat between giant robots called "BattleMechs." The game was first published in the 1980s by FASA Corporation - with, shall we say, GREAT INSPIRATION drawn from Harmony Gold's Macross/Robotech?

All the new, high-detail hotness for Battletech now is coming from Catalyst Game Labs.

In BattleTech, players control a lance of BattleMechs and engage in combat with their opponents' lances. Each player has a certain number of points to spend on their lance, which they can use to purchase different types of BattleMechs, vehicles, and other support units.

BattleTech is known for its complex gameplay, deep lore, and for getting FASA sued by Harmony Gold. The game has a large and dedicated fan base and has inspired a number of spin-off games and other media. I look forward to Battletech for years to come.

About Paintedfigs:

Paintedfigs is a commission miniature painting service. You can send us your figurines to paint, and we also have painted miniatures for sale. We paint mainly Games Workshop (Warhammer 40k, Warhammer Fantasy, Age of Sigmar, Necromunda, Space Hulk, Bloodbowl, and so on), Star Wars, Warmachine and Hordes, and pretty much every Kickstarter and board game under the sun.

And we do so at the lowest rates on Earth (we’ve checked).

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Painting Warriors Of Chaos for Warhammer the Old World

I quite like how these ones came out. They’re part of a nice big lot of both Warriors of Chaos and Beastmen Brayherds. It was nice to see how well the older sculpts (especially the Chaos Warriors) match up against the newer minis like the resculpted Marauders.

These were painted to Exhibition Quality.

Paintedfigs is a commission miniature painting service. You can send us your figurines to paint, and we also have painted miniatures for sale. We paint mainly Games Workshop (Warhammer 40k, Warhammer Fantasy, Age of Sigmar, Necromunda, Space Hulk, Bloodbowl, and so on), Star Wars, Warmachine and Hordes, and pretty much every Kickstarter and board game under the sun.

And we do so at the lowest rates on Earth (we’ve checked).

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We Painted Up Some Beastmen Brayherds! (Warhammer The Old World)

Beastmen slap. The sculpts look as good today as they did 25 years ago. It was fun to do a bunch of these; been a while since we did a bunch of Beastmen, for the Warhammer the Old World or otherwise.

My favorites in these are the Gors. It’s always the Gors!

These are painted up in Exhibition Quality.

Paintedfigs is a commission miniature painting service. You can send us your figurines to paint, and we also have painted miniatures for sale. We paint mainly Games Workshop (Warhammer 40k, Warhammer Fantasy, Age of Sigmar, Necromunda, Space Hulk, Bloodbowl, and so on), Star Wars, Warmachine and Hordes, and pretty much every Kickstarter and board game under the sun.

And we do so at the lowest rates on Earth (we’ve checked).

Orcs And Goblins Painted Up (Along With A Bonegrinder Giant) - Warhammer The Old World

If you follow this blog you know I love me some Orcs and Goblins. Any Greenskin will do, but much more if they are wearing black robes and a hood!

This time we got some video of them as well. Feel free to check them out.

These were done to Exhibition Quality.

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Paintedfigs is a commission miniature painting service. You can send us your figurines to paint, and we also have painted miniatures for sale. We paint mainly Games Workshop (Warhammer 40k, Warhammer Fantasy, Age of Sigmar, Necromunda, Space Hulk, Bloodbowl, and so on), Star Wars, Warmachine and Hordes, and pretty much every Kickstarter and board game under the sun.

And we do so at the lowest rates on Earth (we’ve checked).

Painting Exhibition Quality Seraphon for - Warhammer Age Of Sigmar

Some Seraphon reinforcements we just did for a client. I love these because the color schemes are so bright outlandish. It comes from us trying to match, with traditional painting, the contrast paint brightness of the reference images.

I like how the Raptadons are the most normal-looking minis in this lot, rather than the opposite.

These were all done to Exhibition quality.

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Paintedfigs is a commission miniature painting service. You can send us your figurines to paint, and we also have painted miniatures for sale. We paint mainly Games Workshop (Warhammer 40k, Warhammer Fantasy, Age of Sigmar, Necromunda, Space Hulk, Bloodbowl, and so on), Star Wars, Warmachine and Hordes, and pretty much every Kickstarter and board game under the sun.

And we do so at the lowest rates on Earth (we’ve checked).

20 Years of Painting Space Orks: The Paintedfigs 40k Miniature Painting Service

By Manul Chandilla

Few factions in the world of Warhammer 40k capture the same level of chaotic energy and raw personality as the Space Orks. Known for their brutal love of combat, ramshackle engineering, and larger-than-life attitude, Orks have always stood out as one of the most creative armies in the hobby. Over the years, we’ve had the opportunity to work on a wide variety of Ork miniature painting commissions, each one bringing its own unique challenges and opportunities for creativity. From armored Nobz and battle-hardened Boyz to towering war machines and customized vehicles, every project has allowed us to explore the unpredictable and destructive nature that defines the Ork race.

Below is a quality comparison for Space Orks from galleries we’ve worked on:

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At PaintedFigs Miniature Painting Service, one of the things we’ve always appreciated about painting Warhammer 40k Orks is the sheer freedom they offer. Unlike more uniform factions, Ork armies thrive on individuality, with mismatched armor plates, improvised weapons, battle damage, and endless opportunities for custom paint schemes. Through our years of providing Warhammer 40k painting commissions, we’ve worked on everything from classic green-skinned infantry to elaborate centerpiece models that embrace the loud, aggressive aesthetic that makes Orks such an iconic part of the 40k universe. This article explores some of the Space Ork projects we’ve painted over the years and the creative process behind bringing these brutal warriors to life on the tabletop.

The Goff Clan: Brutal Strength and Relentless Warfare

Among the many Ork clans found throughout Warhammer 40k, the Goff Clan has always stood out as the embodiment of pure aggression. Known for favoring brutal close-quarters combat over flashy technology or elaborate tactics, Goffs represent the raw, unfiltered nature of Ork warfare. Their iconic black armor, checkered patterns, and battle-worn aesthetic make them a rewarding challenge when it comes to Warhammer 40k miniature painting. Over the years, we’ve had the opportunity to work on several Ork painting commissions inspired by the Goff Clan, each one focused on capturing the savage energy that defines these legendary warriors.

One of our recent projects involved painting a set of Kill Team Orks, a collection of miniatures that showcases the variety and individuality present within any Ork warband. While Orks as a faction embrace chaotic customization, Goff Clan miniatures demand a more grounded and brutal visual identity. We focused on weathered black armor plating, metallic battle damage, and the clan’s signature checkerboard details to create miniatures that looked ready for endless close combat. Through careful layering, edge highlighting, and subtle weathering effects, these models captured the rugged battlefield presence that makes Warhammer 40k Orks such an exciting faction to paint.

We’ve also had the pleasure of working on several Ork Kommandos, one of the more unique infantry units available to Ork players. Unlike the loud and reckless fighting style associated with Orks, Kommandos rely on stealth, infiltration, and sabotage—at least by Ork standards. Painting these models gave us the opportunity to explore darker tones, camouflage-inspired details, worn leather textures, and equipment that helped distinguish them from standard infantry. At PaintedFigs Miniature Painting Service, projects like these remind us why custom Warhammer 40k painting remains such a rewarding creative process, especially when working with factions as chaotic and character-filled as the Space Orks.

Kromlech Orks: Custom Designs and Endless Creativity

One of the things that makes Warhammer 40k Orks such a fun faction to work on is the incredible amount of customization they allow, and few companies embrace that creative freedom quite like Kromlech. Known for producing detailed alternative sculpts, conversion bits, and unique tabletop miniatures, Kromlech has become a favorite among hobbyists looking to build Ork armies with extra personality. Over the years, we’ve had the opportunity to work on several Ork miniature painting commissions featuring Kromlech models, and each project has allowed us to explore a different side of Ork design beyond the traditional range.

What immediately stands out about Kromlech Orks is the sheer amount of character packed into every sculpt. Their models often feature exaggerated armor plating, oversized weapons, intricate mechanical details, and an even stronger sense of the improvised engineering that defines Ork culture in Warhammer 40k. When approaching this particular commission, we focused on emphasizing these details through layered metallics, battle damage effects, weathering techniques, and subtle grime buildup to make every model feel properly worn from countless battles. The rough industrial aesthetic that runs throughout Kromlech designs made this a satisfying Warhammer 40k painting commission to work on.

Unlike more standardized army projects, custom miniatures like these require a slightly different painting approach. Because Kromlech designs often push the visual identity of Orks even further, we spent extra time making sure every individual detail stood out while still keeping the army cohesive as a whole. At PaintedFigs Miniature Painting Service, projects like these are always a reminder that custom Warhammer 40k miniature painting is not simply about following existing color schemes, but also about bringing unique creative visions to life. With customized ranges like Kromlech Orks, every commission becomes an opportunity to create something distinctive for the tabletop.

Deathskulls Orks: Looters, Scavengers, and Masters of Improvisation

Among the many Ork clans found throughout Warhammer 40k, the Deathskulls have always stood apart for their resourcefulness and love of salvaging anything they can get their hands on. Known as the ultimate looters of the Ork race, Deathskulls are infamous for scavenging weapons, armor, and machinery directly from the battlefield before repurposing them for future fights. Their signature blue armor, often believed by Orks to bring good luck, combined with their patched equipment and stolen technology, makes them one of the most distinctive factions we’ve worked on through our Warhammer 40k miniature painting commissions over the years.

One of the most enjoyable aspects of painting Deathskull Orks is capturing the chaotic appearance that defines the clan. Unlike more uniform Ork armies, Deathskull warbands often look as though every piece of equipment has been pulled from a different battlefield. For this particular commission, we focused on weathered blue armor panels, mismatched metallic surfaces, chipped paint effects, and battle damage that helped reinforce the scavenger identity of the army. The goal was to make every miniature feel ramshackle while still maintaining enough visual consistency for the force to feel cohesive on the tabletop.

What makes Deathskulls miniature painting rewarding is the sheer storytelling potential behind every model. Their stolen weapons, improvised mechanical parts, and patched-together armor allow for a huge amount of texture work and creative weathering techniques that bring extra personality to each individual miniature. At PaintedFigs Miniature Painting Service, projects like these continue to remind us why custom Warhammer 40k painting remains such a rewarding part of the hobby. With factions like the Deathskulls, every commission becomes an opportunity to embrace the unpredictable and gloriously chaotic side of the Warhammer 40k Orks universe.

Beyond standard infantry, one of the standout projects we’ve completed for a Deathskulls Orks commission involved two incredible centerpiece models: a massive Ork Stompa alongside an imposing Beastboss on Squigosaur. Large-scale Ork models like these always provide exciting opportunities to push creativity further, when working with an army as unpredictable as the Deathskulls. These projects allowed us to focus not only on the faction’s signature weathered blue armor and scavenged battlefield aesthetic, but also on the countless small details that help make Warhammer 40k Orks feel alive on the tabletop.

The Deathskulls-themed Stompa in particular was a rewarding challenge. As one of the largest and most iconic Ork war machines in Warhammer 40k, the model already demands attention, but this particular commission pushed things even further through the inclusion of numerous handcrafted custom bits designed specifically for the project. Much of the Stompa featured customized armor plating, additional mechanical details, improvised weapon modifications, and unique decorative elements that reinforced the ramshackle engineering style Orks are famous for. Painting a model of this scale required extensive weathering, metallic layering, battle damage effects, and careful attention to every custom-built detail to ensure the finished piece captured the chaotic energy of Ork technology.

The Cave Art Inspired Mural Painted On The Side Of The Squigasaur.

Alongside the Stompa, we also had the opportunity to work on an impressive Beastboss on Squigosaur, a model that brought a very different kind of challenge. While the Beastboss itself required the aggressive, battle-worn aesthetic expected from any Ork warlord, one of the most unique aspects of the commission was the custom mural painted along the side of the Squigosaur itself. This additional freehand artwork gave the miniature an extra layer of personality while showcasing the kind of personalized touches that make custom Warhammer 40k miniature painting so rewarding. Projects like these continue to highlight why working on large-scale Ork painting commissions remains one of our favorite parts of miniature painting, where every custom detail helps transform already iconic models into one-of-a-kind centerpiece armies.

Goff Rockers: Loud, Chaotic, and Full of Orky Personality

While many Warhammer 40k Orks are known purely for their love of battle, few models capture the absurd and chaotic personality of the faction quite like the Goff Rockers. Originally one of the more unique and collectible additions to the Ork range, Goff Rockers have become iconic among collectors thanks to their over-the-top attitude, improvised musical weapons, and the unmistakable sense of humor that has always been a core part of Ork culture in Warhammer 40k. Unlike more traditional infantry or vehicle-based projects, working on Goff Rockers miniature painting gave us the opportunity to focus less on battlefield brutality and more on the larger-than-life personality that makes Orks such an unforgettable faction on the tabletop.

What makes the Goff Rockers especially enjoyable to paint is the sheer amount of character packed into every sculpt. True to the brutal aesthetic of the Goff Clan, these models feature the clan’s signature black armor, checkered patterns, oversized boots, aggressive facial expressions, and exaggerated details that immediately draw attention. For this commission, we focused on clean contrast work between the dark armor plating and metallic elements, while weathering certain surfaces to ensure the models still felt grounded within the Warhammer 40k universe. Their instruments and performance-focused poses also allowed us to bring extra visual energy into the project while preserving the rough, battle-worn style associated with Ork armies.

Projects like these are always a reminder that Warhammer 40k miniature painting is not only about armies built for competitive play, but also about celebrating the creativity and personality that make the hobby so enjoyable. At PaintedFigs Miniature Painting Service, working on unique commissions such as the Goff Rockers allows us to explore the more playful side of custom Warhammer 40k painting while still delivering the same level of detail, precision, and craftsmanship that defines all of our miniature painting commissions. Whether it’s a full Space Orks army or a one-of-a-kind collector’s piece, every project gives us another opportunity to bring these incredible miniatures to life.

Over the years, working on a wide variety of Warhammer 40k Orks projects has given us the opportunity to explore some of the most creative and character-filled miniatures the hobby has to offer. From brutal Goff Clan Orks built for relentless close combat, to highly customized Kromlech Orks packed with unique sculpting details, and the ramshackle ingenuity of Deathskulls Orks armed with looted technology and improvised wargear, every commission has presented its own exciting artistic challenge. The sheer diversity found within the Ork faction makes every project feel unique, allowing endless opportunities for experimentation through custom Warhammer 40k miniature painting and highly personalized army designs.

At PaintedFigs Miniature Painting Service, one of the things we’ve always appreciated most about Ork miniature painting commissions is the incredible freedom these armies allow. Whether we’re painting heavily weathered infantry squads, stealth-focused Ork Kommandos, massive centerpiece models like a custom-built Ork Stompa, or elaborate character models such as a Beastboss on Squigosaur, every miniature offers the chance to bring out the chaotic personality that makes the Orks one of the most iconic factions in Warhammer 40k. Large-scale projects featuring custom handcrafted bits, freehand artwork, battle damage, and heavily customized details continue to push our creativity with every new commission we take on.

As PaintedFigs Miniature Painting Service continues working on new Warhammer 40k painting commissions, Orks remain one of our favorite factions to paint thanks to their unpredictability, customization potential, and unmistakable tabletop presence. From classic Space Orks armies to fully custom warbands designed around a client’s unique vision, our goal has always remained the same: delivering high-quality miniature painting services that stay true to both the lore and individuality of every army. Whether you’re looking for expertly painted Warhammer 40k Orks, customized centerpiece models, or professional Warhammer 40k miniature painting services for your next army project, we’re always excited to bring these chaotic green warriors to life one miniature at a time.

Warhammer Age Of Sigmar - We Got To Paint Up Some Witch Aelves!

These Daughters of Khaine minis were painted to a custom scheme given by the client.

These Daughters of Khaine miniatures for Age of Sigmar were painted to Exhibition Quality.

Paintedfigs is a commission miniature painting service. You can send us your figurines to paint, and we also have painted miniatures for sale. We paint mainly Games Workshop (Warhammer 40k, Warhammer Fantasy, Age of Sigmar, Necromunda, Space Hulk, Bloodbowl, and so on), Star Wars, Warmachine and Hordes, and pretty much every Kickstarter and board game under the sun.

And we do so at the lowest rates on Earth (we’ve checked).

Warhammer Quest: Darkwater Painted!

As you may have noticed, we do a fair bit of Warhammer Quest work, of every edition. This was the first of Warhammer Quest: Darkwater set we’ve done though.

The sculpts are full of character. I know I always say things like that, but these are FULL of character. They painted up great. Can’t wait to see more.

These were done to Exhibition Quality.

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Paintedfigs is a commission miniature painting service. You can send us your figurines to paint, and we also have painted miniatures for sale. We paint mainly Games Workshop (Warhammer 40k, Warhammer Fantasy, Age of Sigmar, Necromunda, Space Hulk, Bloodbowl, and so on), Star Wars, Warmachine and Hordes, and pretty much every Kickstarter and board game under the sun.

And we do so at the lowest rates on Earth (we’ve checked).

Warhammer Age Of Sigmar - Slaves To Darkness Matching their Chaos Gods

Chaos gods are team players, right? They totally don’t have any ego issues about — oh, sorry. Yes. Chaos gods. They’re worse than Greek gods. Everyone has to split their Slaves to Darkness up if you want to keep them all happy.

That’s what we did here (more or less). These were all done to Showcase quality.

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Paintedfigs is a commission miniature painting service. You can send us your figurines to paint, and we also have painted miniatures for sale. We paint mainly Games Workshop (Warhammer 40k, Warhammer Fantasy, Age of Sigmar, Necromunda, Space Hulk, Bloodbowl, and so on), Star Wars, Warmachine and Hordes, and pretty much every Kickstarter and board game under the sun.

And we do so at the lowest rates on Earth (we’ve checked).

Warhammer Age Of Sigmar: Painting Soulblight Gravelords (Prince Vhordrai and Friends)

The range and style of the Vampire figures available for the Soulblight Gravelords faction is great. They all feel like they were hand-drawn and painted with watercolors in a children’s book fantasy book. The kind you’d read (as a child) over the holidays, while its cold outside.

I love the unified feel. Very distinct from the other death factions I feel.

These were painted to Exhibition quality.

Paintedfigs is a commission miniature painting service. You can send us your figurines to paint, and we also have painted miniatures for sale. We paint mainly Games Workshop (Warhammer 40k, Warhammer Fantasy, Age of Sigmar, Necromunda, Space Hulk, Bloodbowl, and so on), Star Wars, Warmachine and Hordes, and pretty much every Kickstarter and board game under the sun.

And we do so at the lowest rates on Earth (we’ve checked).

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Warhammer Age Of Sigmar - We Painted Some MORE Slaves To Darkness!

Aaaand some more. I love the minis. Am a bit surprised they don’t come with square base options - I think they would be killer to use in a Warriors of Chaos army for Warhammer the Old World.

These were all done to Showcase and Exhibition quality.

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Paintedfigs is a commission miniature painting service. You can send us your figurines to paint, and we also have painted miniatures for sale. We paint mainly Games Workshop (Warhammer 40k, Warhammer Fantasy, Age of Sigmar, Necromunda, Space Hulk, Bloodbowl, and so on), Star Wars, Warmachine and Hordes, and pretty much every Kickstarter and board game under the sun.

And we do so at the lowest rates on Earth (we’ve checked).

We Painted Some Infinity Which Came with Cool Bases!

You can’t really throw some flock down an Infinity miniature. Doesn’t feel right. They need that sci-fi urban thing going on. Ideally with random level changes and lines, and hexagons (you have to have gratuitous application of hexagons).

Here we got some Infinity figures with appropriate themed bases. We got the opportunity to paint some Infinity Minis with custom bases. They were great to work with — we used a darker blue tone on them (“Shadow Grey”) to offset the bright, Yu Jing orange.

This miniature painting commission was done at Exhibition quality.

Paintedfigs is a commission miniature painting service. You can send us your figurines to paint, and we also have painted miniatures for sale. We paint mainly Games Workshop (Warhammer 40k, Warhammer Fantasy, Age of Sigmar, Necromunda, Space Hulk, Bloodbowl, and so on), Star Wars, Warmachine and Hordes, and pretty much every Kickstarter and board game under the sun.

And we do so at the lowest rates on Earth (we’ve checked).

High Elves Miniature Painting Service for Warhammer The Old World

Another month, another High Elf order. These are reinforcements for an army we’ve been helping the client build, for years. The challenge with multi-order army painting commissions is making sure colors / style don’t drift over time. Towards this, we use:

• samples

• color swatches

• Reference pics from the client’s gallery

These were done to Exhibition Quality.

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Paintedfigs is a commission miniature painting service. You can send us your figurines to paint, and we also have painted miniatures for sale. We paint mainly Games Workshop (Warhammer 40k, Warhammer Fantasy, Age of Sigmar, Necromunda, Space Hulk, Bloodbowl, and so on), Star Wars, Warmachine and Hordes, and pretty much every Kickstarter and board game under the sun.

And we do so at the lowest rates on Earth (we’ve checked).

Warhammer the Old World: We Painted Classic Snotlings, Goblins, and Orcs out of the 90s

We got to do a bunch of these little buggers. I’m an O and G fan and am always happy to see any kind of Greenskin in the studio.

It’s nice how the Warhammer the Old World has got people sending us old minis we’d rarely see otherwise.

These were done to Exhibition Quality.

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Paintedfigs is a commission miniature painting service. You can send us your figurines to paint, and we also have painted miniatures for sale. We paint mainly Games Workshop (Warhammer 40k, Warhammer Fantasy, Age of Sigmar, Necromunda, Space Hulk, Bloodbowl, and so on), Star Wars, Warmachine and Hordes, and pretty much every Kickstarter and board game under the sun.

And we do so at the lowest rates on Earth (we’ve checked).

Painting Bretonnians with Freehand Heraldry, Designs, and Banners

With Warhammer the Old World, we’re getting a lot of Bretonnian army painting. This army stood out from most other Bretonnian commissions though. This was because the client asked us to do a great deal of freehand painting. This was both for heraldry on the VIPs and caparison patterns on the mounted Grail Knights (we called them ‘horse blankets’).

This was unusual because freehand is an expensive, added service. In this case it came to a third of the budget. For the rank and file minis though, transfers were used for the shield design heraldry.

The newer Bretonnian models were good to work with. The older plastic injection kits, and some of the metal ones like the grail pilgrims, however, are still excellent.

Leaving out a few outliers like the old Bretonnian damsels, the sculpts worked together well for an coherent Bretonnian army.

These were all painted to Exhibition Quality. The freehand designs and heraldry were an additional fee.

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Paintedfigs is a commission miniature painting service. You can send us your figurines to paint, and we also have painted miniatures for sale. We paint mainly Games Workshop (Warhammer 40k, Warhammer Fantasy, Age of Sigmar, Necromunda, Space Hulk, Bloodbowl, and so on), Star Wars, Warmachine and Hordes, and pretty much every Kickstarter and board game under the sun.

And we do so at the lowest rates on Earth (we’ve checked).

We Got To Print-And-Paint Some Atlan Forge Miniatures

Here are some nice 40k proxy minis we got to print and paint.

These were painted to Showcase Quality.

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Paintedfigs is a miniature painting service. You can send us your figurines to paint, and we also have painted miniatures for sale. We paint mainly Games Workshop (Warhammer 40k, Warhammer Fantasy, Age of Sigmar, Necromunda, Space Hulk, Bloodbowl, and so on), Star Wars, Warmachine and Hordes, and pretty much every Kickstarter and board game under the sun.

And we do so at the lowest rates on Earth (we’ve checked).

Warhammer the Old World: Some Grand Cathay painted!

Here are some Grand Cathay from Warhammer The Old World that we got the chance to paint up!

These were done to Standard Quality.

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Paintedfigs is a commission miniature painting service. You can send us your figurines to paint, and we also have painted miniatures for sale. We paint mainly Games Workshop (Warhammer 40k, Warhammer Fantasy, Age of Sigmar, Necromunda, Space Hulk, Bloodbowl, and so on), Star Wars, Warmachine and Hordes, and pretty much every Kickstarter and board game under the sun.

And we do so at the lowest rates on Earth (we’ve checked).

One Page Rules (OPR) Wood Elves - 3D Printing and Painting an Army

We landed a commission to print-and-paint a large Wood Elves army for One Page Rules.

I quite like One Page Rules, particularly Grimdark Firefight and Grimdark Future. However, we don't often get to work with OPR's own miniatures.

Here, A client sent us a bunch of his WoodElf 3D files (STLs) for us to print and paint on his behalf.

These work well as proxies for the old Games Workshop Wood Elves Army. The detail on the sculpts is not quite as advanced, but it's getting there. Some figures, like the Eternal Guardian Ancient, are quite excellent.

These were all 3d printed and painted to Exhibition Quality.

Paintedfigs is a commission miniature painting service. You can send us your figurines to paint, and we also have painted miniatures for sale. We paint mainly Games Workshop (Warhammer 40k, Warhammer Fantasy, Age of Sigmar, Necromunda, Space Hulk, Bloodbowl, and so on), Star Wars, Warmachine and Hordes, and pretty much every Kickstarter and board game under the sun.

And we do so at the lowest rates on Earth (we’ve checked).

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