Getting my WSS Cavalry "Profesionally" painted

[d_Guy]

Thanks for the mention, and that reminds me I need to crack on with d_guy's chaps

I very much like everything I've seen so far and Sandinista is very pleased with his so no worries mate.

One of my favorite lines from "Master and Commander" , "And it will be ready when it is ready!" 

[toxicpixie]

Splendid! Now back to your usual programming, move along, nothing to see here

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

Just for information, any commissions I take on are for pocket money, it's not my main look be of work.
I just hope I can do a good enough job, each and  very time. 

[Orcs]

Leons perspective is very true. 

One of my brothers used to be a professional wood turner, and he would find that when he went to craft fares he was charging prices to give him a income, but many of the other wood turners were really only after getting the cost of materials back, so were charging far less than him.

[toxicpixie]

My other half does a bit of arty/crafty stuff like that - the amount of work and result of finished product simply bears no relationship to what people want to pay, so it's basically lucky to cover the material cost and a coffee, tbh. Very discouraging!

In painting terms I think the only things I hit a "living wage" on are same pose/colour scheme strips of  6mm where I can knock out a "post tax and costs" amount makes a reasonable hourly return. Maybe "similar pose/scheme & not too complex" 28mm's where I can do half a dozen colours in no great fiddly detail then a shade tone and done... anything in between tends to end up a bit fiddly, and Pendrakens LoA are very annoying, as they're in so many poses with such good detail there's no easy assembly line process