I posted this elsewhere but the response was so positive that I decided to post it here

This was painted by one of employees in our local GW (Solomon Witt) I only took pictures.

I am doing it from memory so I may skip a step or two but it went like this. I don't remember the number of drybrushing steps on claws, but the number of washing steps is exactly as described.
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I watched The Bourne Ultimatum yesterday for the first time. Had some laugh by the end. The whole final sequence was filmed in the building I have been working in for the last several years. So, now I am on a mission to find the Treadstone headquarter. They must be hiding it in the cafeteria J.

By popular request new and old botles side by side, as lableled. Some differences, besides the obvious once are labeled.

 

I think GW, perhaps for the first time, listened to the voice of reason. They changed the supplier of their primers (yet again). Last time they did (about a year ago) the black primers was relabeled as "Chaos black". This, supposedly, primer was giving very glossy finish, dried next to forever and was very sensitive to humidity condition.

I just tested new black primer. The design of the bottle is slightly different, still labeled chaos black, but.... it is not shiny anymore , very mate and even, and it dries on contact, instantaneously. Really looks and feels good....

Last update .  A lot of things still need polishing. I am not sure I like his red undercoat. THe lower part seems to be too bright. Some brown smudges here and there need to be taken care of. This mini, by the way, is my first official attempt at NMM so any suggestions on this are appreciated.