Thanks for the advice James :-)

What I actually do is start them on Thursday evenings and list them for 10 days: I find that helps even more because then you get 2 whole weekends coverage for people to discover the auction!

Sunday evenings are great too becuase us geeks tend to be on the internet by then and our weekend antics have finished!

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Cool- 10 days finishing on Sunday evening would be even better. Great that we can rely on the habits of our fellow geeks!!

Brilliamt work MOK
both paintjob and colorsheme

Victory is mine!!! I'll never have to paint blue and bronze ever again!!!!!!!! (so he say's...)

Army is now finished and up on eBay for sale:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/200724527016? ... 1555.l2649
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/200724534629? ... 1555.l2649
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/200724536742? ... 1555.l2649

But, without further ado I present to people pictures as proof! Whilst I'm happy with the results and was pleased to see the miniatures all side by side when taking these photo's I must say that I'm pretty happy that the ordeal is over: in the end I kind of lost the will with these guys but making the jump from 6mm back to 28mm after more than 3 or 4 years proved quite a challenge! I think I'll stick to indivdual character models for a while if I foray back into this scale!

Nevertheless, they're done and should net me a profit if I'm lucky :-). Enough talk, more electronic pixels:












Et Voila! More details in the rest of the thread :-)

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Really like folowing this to completion MoK, sorry I'm too much of a lurker sometimes.

I may have missed this in my re-reading but could I have a guide to how you've done the blue, my teeny tiny egyptians would be very grateful!