Ah Dystopian War... maybe one day I'll manage to get my hands on one of these minis. I was very interested by that game some months ago but it's so difficult to get the actual models that I'm beginning to think that that game doesn't exist and is just the fruit of my imagination.

I wish you good luck with your first painted miniatures. Don't hesitate to use small metal models instead of plastic ones for your first try as you can easily clean them so they are very good when you're not 100% sure how the final paint will look like and you're testing different combination of colors.

After that on the other hand, you'll see that plastic miniatures are quite nicer to paint and manipulate, while metal ones, especially the big ones, will hate you, and you will hate them too

Hello.

As soon as the mod enters the final step of beta I'll reopen the thread on the Bethesda forums (or create a new one). You are of course free to translate it as much as you want (I personally started modding years ago by doing translations)

Last version was 100% compatible with Necessities of Morrowind up to the last bottle (I just have to add the merchants), as for Starfire I'll have to check that mod first as I don't remember it at all.

Thank you for the kind words.

Well, when it comes to miniatures I have flaws that are not obvious when you look at a pic:
- I paint slowly, and by slowly I mean sloooooooooooooooooooooooooowly.
- I lack focus and can let a miniature unfinished for weeks if not months.
- I'm lazy, I use shortcuts and cheats anytime I can while painting. My Tau are a perfect example, I'm using a single color lightning on the edges instead of a two step lightning simply because the intermediate color would require mixing two colors and I don't want to be forced to find the good ratio every time I need to do a correction.
- I can't sculpt green stuff, seriously I can't assimilate the most basic principles of sculpting. I can plug holes and do basic shapes, but if I try to use a sculpting tool the chain reaction will cause my miniature to implode.
- I can't draw even if my life depended on it (unless you want an Imperial Eagle to look like a rabid gerbil). So doing freehand is out of the equation.

Add to that that there are only two type of players around me, those who don't paint at all and those who paint better than me, and you can understand why, while I was optimistic when I came back to the hobby for the first time in a decade, I now realize how far behind I actually am.