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First Commission - $210
My service allows people to send me their unpainted tabletop gaming models and miniatures with a color scheme in mind, and I paint them for them so they don't have to.
This time, I painted a small "combat patrol" of one of the Warhammer 40k armies. It took me 21 hours to complete, and since I charge $10 an hour, the total came to $210. I did not get lazy with the painting and made everything look clean and finished.
Model Count: 27.
Client is satisfied with the finished product. -
Second Commission - $190
This time, it was a commission from a Warhammer: Age of Sigmar player. The client requested one
"Krondys, Son of Dracothion" model and six "Stormdrake Guard" models painted in purple, orange, bronze, and silver.
Model Count: 7 large models
The client was satisfied with the finished product. -
Third Commission - $110
The first commissioner returns with a "Krondys, Son of Dracothion" model for their Dungeons and Dragons campaign. The client requested the model to be painted with red scales, a tan underbelly, and black horns, with a cooled, cracked lava base.
Model count: 1 large model
The client was satisfied with the finished product. -
Fourth Commission - $260
The client requested a Genestealer Cult Combat Patrol, painted in red, silver, purple, and gold.
Model count: 32 models
The client was satisfied with the finished product. -
Fifth Commission - $230
Fifth Commission was from a local game store. The manager paid me $230 to paint multiple miniatures for "Battletech". Did not require them to be "parade-ready", only "battle-ready". This means that I did not need to put in extreme detail, I just needed to make sure that the various important parts were color-coded and clearly distinguishable, along with a base detail and a clear representation of the model's facing.
Model Count: 64
Client was satisfied with result.