Which white did you use? I've never gotten on with the citadel whites, with ceramite white in particular always coming out lumpy and rough. I wasn't truly happy with any of my stormies, until I painted the Hoth Snowtroopers. For those I used Vallejo Gloss White and it was a massive improvement.

It gave a lovely smooth finish with enough natural reflection to not need a thin coat of varnish (e.g. Ardcoat) to produce a nice shine.

It was either ceramite white or White scars.

Tusken Raiders got some Sun and Sand.

Looking good, Sorastro recommends throwing some Agrellian Earth by Citadel on the base to get that cracked dessert look, it really pulls the figure together.

Finally got over some painter's block. Agent Blaise up first.

Still dealing with a crappy camera....

I like them all but Vader's back is excellent. The flow of the cape looks so real thanks to the colours.

Thanks. It's subtle but there are two greys dry brushed for the cape.

That Han Solo is amazing! Well done on all your figures.

Thanks. Now for some MHD-19 love.

Brilliant work, especially the shading and highlighting on your models. Anything with cloaks and ripples looks great.

I've got Hoth Leia, Lando, Loku, Vereena, the Grand Inquisitor, and Vinto coming along shortly.

The colour-blocking is neat, and I also like the way you apply the washes to create subtle shadows in the recesses, which looks better than just slobbering them on, resulting in far too stark contrasts.

I would like to see you painting some shade like Agrax Earthshade into the eyes and between the lips of the mouth, and to apply some lighter flesh colour to the middle of the brow, the nose, the cheekbones and the chin, as well as the knuckles and the fingers. You could also apply a red glaze to the lips. Go with dilluted colours and not too much water in the brush - take the dilluted colour into the brush, then put the tip of the brush to a tissue paper which will draw a lot of liquid out of the bristles, but leave most pigments in your brush, which will give you great control over what you do. These additional steps are not too difficult - especially given your neat work so far - and would improve the figure significantly.