P2 Miniature Painting Services!
I'm now taking commissions, and more work will be posted as it comes in. Until then, expect a few changes in the site layout soon!
--Nate
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
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About Me
- Nate
- United States
- Nate started his painting "career" by re-painting D&D mini's that had ugly color schemes. Since then, he's graduated on to painting pewter and plastic. Currently juggling a job,a girlfriend (yeah, he really has one), painting, gaming, music performance, and his work towards a degree in game design, Nate somehow manages to fit it all in, and enjoys every second of it.
Awesome! =)
ReplyDeleteSo proud/excited for you!
And I love your logo, and I have a new follower because you have a new follower! =D
Hey Nate! good luck with your painting. Had a blast playing against your Eldar this past weekend. I hope we can do a rematch where we start with equal forces sometime. My 500 point advantage from the start just wasn't fair.
ReplyDeleteI would like to talk to you about prices sometime, I have some obliterators I am assembling and would like to get painted. I don't know how to send private messages on blogger so I am just asking here. Can you make some sort of price list so I have an idea?
Hey Bill! I'm not really sure how to send private messages either =P But, my pricing usually works out to be twice the model price for single models (a $10 model would be $20 to paint) and full units are dependent on the unit and the amount of detail wanted.
ReplyDeleteSome painters have "level 1" or "Level 3" pricing tiers, but I don't do that. If I'm getting paid for it, it'll be at least what other people call a "Level 2" job, unless it's specifically supposed to be really basic (I'm doing 150 star wars figures for Andrew at the shop. Those are basic for money's sake).
I don't know how many Obliterators you're wanting painted, but if you want to send me an e-mail at nate.ayers1990@gmail.com, we can discuss detail work and pricing. I'm fairly flexible when it comes to models like those, as I know having a full unit painted can get really pricey at double model cost.
If you'd prefer to talk in person, I'll be at the shop Wednesday afternoon from around 3 to 4:30, Friday until about 2:30, and Saturday until 5. Just let me know if you'd like to meet one of those days!
--Nate