Description: Miniatures may be Lead or White metal, some parts may be plastic or resin. Items will be carefully and professionally packaged in bubble wrap and sent in a Jiffy bag. Metal miniatures are stripped (unless sold as New or Painted), so you can see exactly what you are getting. The picture shows the standard of the item that you will receive, likely not the actual one that you will receive. The picture may show a painted item so you can see what the figure can look like with time and effort. I try to get all items reconditioned back to what they were when originally sold. Any lead rot, it's binned. Damaged or poorly cast items are either binned, or if sold then they are clearly labelled as damaged, as people may want these for conversions. Books are sold as Reconditioned, if they are second hand, or New if they are mint.Additional pictures may show the reverse of item but you only get one of what is shown in the main listing picture. If additional pictures show other items then they will be included. The listing may state "Dwarf 7 Dwarf Dwarves" this means that the original catalogue description was Dwarf 7 and the other descriptors are so people searching can find what they want. Please read full description for exactly what you will receive though, and please be aware that bases are usually not included unless shown in the picture. Item received may be darker than shown, as the camera flash can make the item look brighter. Sorry, but I don't take offers on the price. Please don't contact me asking to buy items cheaper than shown, because if I start to, then I'll be inundated with different people E-Mailing me, which it's nice to chat, but I'd never get anything done. Not that I'm big business, it's just me in the back room. I do not sell fakes/copies. I wouldn't want to be ripped off myself, and wouldn't rip off others. I've been in contact with Games Workshop in the past, for their advice over this, I will report people who do, and will continue to do so. Fakes are theft. People who do so are stealing, and make peoples collections worthless. If you see it, report it.COMBINED POSTAGE OFFERED: Please use the basket and then request the combined invoice that will save you money. If E-Bay won't let you request an invoice, use E-Bay.co.UK & not E-Bay.COM or other E-Bay sites. If unable to use the basket, commit to buy each item BUT DO NOT PAY, wait, and I'll send an invoice to you. Also some mobile device Apps don't allow it as they show less options on the page, if you use a PC, then it likely will. Postage price includes the protective packaging and combined postage savings usually notice at 3 items or more. Please only pay the discounted postage invoice. If unhappy with the postage cost, please contact me, prior to paying, to discuss. Higher value orders will be sent signed delivery, this may also be dependent on the country and buyer ratings. PLEASE CONTACT ME BEFORE LEAVING ANY BAD FEEDBACK. Items are sent out the same or the next day. Unfortunately I have no control over rare postal delays, please be mindful of this if leaving low star ratings. Thank you.Check out my shop for quality, hard to find, original items available worldwide. The shop links in this part of the listing will show more items for sale than other links or shop icons elsewhere on this page. SHOP LINK: Hygienic Porridge Miniature Emporium Thanks for looking.Space Marine Centurion Devastator Squad Citadel Pro Painted Warhammer Army Unit. Painted by Lee Bates.2012 era and very well painted, with plenty of free hand work. These were painted by an artist who won a lot of awards for his Aeldari. Studded trim and different helmet makes them look similar to MK3 marines. Free hand banner and overall very nicely done. All of these miniatures in this squad are plastic. The bases are cork with a detailed plaster of Paris base on top.It's always difficult to state how good someone's paintwork is, so I've taken the best pictures that I can. Pro Painted (meaning professionally painted) is a term that is overused on E-Bay. A professional painter is someone that makes a living doing it. So that doesn't mean that they have to do it well, as a painting service could churn out a huge amount of airbrush sprayed paintjobs, such as some army painters out there. I'm not saying that people working for that painting service or studio do not have talent for figure painting, just that they have to paint to what the market wants, or what the individual customer wants to pay for. That may well be mass pre-painted armies. Different people are happy with different standards, and a lot of it is in the eye of the person that perceives the artisans finished painted miniature. Some people are happy with a very basic paintjob be it paint brushed or airbrushed. I would use the term Pro painted for a level of skilled paintwork that I would not put the item in paint stripper, as the artists paintjob is just too good for that. At a certain level of quality it passes a pivotal balancing scale point, that it is unlikely someone else will take the time, effort and have the skill or patience to paint that model to a higher standard. An artist is someone that produces an item that is aesthetic, to them or others. Painted miniatures that are above the level that I'd strip back cover a wide field. A well known standard is Games Workshop's Golden Demon. There are three levels, Bronze, Silver and Gold, but even that can come down to peoples perceptions of art, as some years Golden Daemon can be surpassed by the prior years, due to the level of that years entrants, and what is considered artistic at the time. Fashion changes what is considered art, and it may come down to what is popular at the time.Many different painting techniques can be used for figure painting, from simple ones for shading such as drybrushing, highlighting, washes and any weathering. Also certain advanced painting techniques such as Non Metallic Metal (NMM) or the layering and feathering blending techniques, using a wet palette. Toning, outlining and edging can add substantial time to a project as can any little details on the miniature to add individual character. Various quality paints can be used, either enamels or the more popular acrylic mediums, as well as different formulations of inks and varnishes. When you buy a painted miniature, be it a studio painted commissioned piece, exactly how you specified it, or something that just happens to be what you want, you are paying for three things. The materials used (be it the miniature itself or just the paint, inks and basing materials), the painters skill and most costly, their time to complete the project. I think people see a pre painted miniature and think, "hmmnnn, that's a bit of money," but possibly they only see the cost to actually buy the miniature itself (which is another add on cost) rather than all the hours that went in to create it, from start to finish of the project. The invested time in getting that figure to that high standard is it's inherent value, but the real value for some is in the enjoyment of using it in gameplay, or having it admired on the shelf.Personally I see a good part of the unseen cost going into the preparation of a gaming miniature. I can spend nearly an hour filing a 28mm figure and washing off any oils from my hands ready for spraying on the undercoat. For metal miniatures you have to remove flash, file off the mould lines and remove any runoffs that crop up in the moulding process. Plus, if it's multiple parts, there is the drilling and pinning all the separate pieces. To drill and pin multiple parts for assembly can take hours on larger miniatures. Then there's use of any filler needed for gaps or damage to moulds such as voids or breaks. For plastic it's easier to glue parts together but there's still removing it from the sprue, scraping any mould lines off, positioning and filling gaps. Any further sculpting or conversion work can add many hours to a project. There are artists out there speed painting miniatures to an acceptable standard on their commissioned work. I can't speed paint, as I'm a bit of a perfectionist, and it can take me 8 to 10 hours to paint a single 28mm miniature, plus if you really start putting nice detail on the base, then that adds to the time taken. As with anything in life, the longer you spend on something, the better it will turn out. All those hours for any project cost money, so you only have to look at what you would earn per hour, and start to add it all up. How much is your time worth?I would say that these have been painted really nicely by the artist to a really nice standard. A lot of use of an airbrush has given them some really nice shading. The real value of these miniatures is in the inherent cost to obtain them now and the time to be able to do so. If you are unhappy on receipt, then there will be no issue on them being returned, as per E-Bay guidelines. If you want to play, then you can get them on the game table straight away. They have Vallejo matt varnish on them. I have added Base weight beads to each miniature, which are Lead. If you don't know what I mean, they can be seen here:http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=142075639364&ssPageName=STRK:MESE:IT#ht_3063wt_918These add additional weight to them thus they remain in place easier, if the board is knocked. I have also finished off each base with a type of black felt effect finish, rather like you would see on the base of chess gaming pieces. I've taken a picture of this as well. These can attract dust if placed on a dusty shelf but when the pieces are laid down during gameplay, due to player knockdown, they look a lot nicer underneath than looking at the slotta, filler or glue used.I sell these Basing pads of various sizes in separate listings. These small self adhesive pads cover up the base weight beads effectively sealing in the Lead balls really well. These are mainly sold with Bloodbowl in mind, to offer grip on the board, but might prove useful to you as they do look nice and really finish off the base of any miniature for the display cabinet. The Velour pads are a synthetic material with a slightly fuzzy feel to them. They cover and effectively seal in these Lead balls and can be seen here:http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Bloodbowl-Self-Adhesive-Basing-25mm-40mm-Round-Plastic-Bases-Sticky-Back-Velour-/142012388336A larger size here:http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=142022043505&ssPageName=STRK:MESE:IT#ht_2390wt_918IF YOU BUY PAINTED MINIATURES PLEASE BE AWARE THAT PAINT FADES IN SUNLIGHT. THIS CAN OCCUR OVER A PROLONGED TIME AND CAN GO UNNOTICED UNTIL IT IS TOO LATE. I PERSONALLY FEEL THAT INK WASHES, ANY MANUFACTURER'S INKS, ARE NOWHERE NEAR AS GOOD AT RETAINING THEIR COLOUR AS PAINT IS. IF KEPT AWAY FROM SUNLIGHT A PAINTED MINIATURE WILL LAST A LIFETIME, BUT IF DISPLAYED IN DIRECT SUNLIGHT (EVEN BEHIND GLASS) FOR PROLONGED PERIODS THEN THE ULTRAVIOLET RAYS (UV) WILL AFFECT THE PAINTED COLOURS OVER TIME AND INKS (PERHAPS IN ONLY A FEW MONTHS) WILL JUST FADE AWAY EVEN QUICKER IN COMPARISON. IF YOU ARE TO DISPLAY THEM SOMEWHERE, DON'T ACCIDENTALLY RUIN THEM OVER TIME. IF YOU DO USE A CABINET (TO KEEP DUST OFF AS IT CAN GET IN ALL THE DETAILING) THEN HAVE IT IN A SHADED CORNER UNDER UNNATURAL LIGHT. THE BEST WAY IS TO KEEP THEM SAFE IN A FOAM STORAGE CASE SUCH AS A KAISER RUSHFORTH (KR) MULTICASE.SHOP LINK: Hygienic Porridge Miniature Emporium Thanks for looking.I only post to the invoice address. Please read postage, packaging, returns and payment details prior to bidding. Item is in good condition, unless otherwise stated. There may be residual paint on it, all miniatures have been washed to remove any residual chemical paint stripper, but I advise washing in soapy water with a toothbrush prior to painting, due to handling. I'm a collector, and honest seller, with excellent feedback. If there is an issue, then please contact to discuss, prior to leaving poor feedback. WARNING. This is not a children's toy. It is a collectable for adults and is not recommended for young children under the age of 14 years old. Use of the product is at the user’s own risk, who by purchasing accepts responsibility from the point of receipt. CHOKING HAZARD, may contain small parts. Please be aware that the items, and the packaging that they are received in, are a choking hazard and may restrict breathing. They may pose a DANGER OF SUFFOCATION so please either store or dispose of packaging carefully. Do not ingest and keep away from small children. Items received may contain Lead and other metals, do not place in the mouth or swallow as it may be harmful if eaten or chewed. Wash your hands after handling and keep away from foodstuffs. Use of gloves is advisable in handling, especially if you have allergies to the product. Items and parts sold may have sharp points, edges or a cutting blade, be aware and avoid puncture injury to the eyes. Store carefully as items may be a slip, trip or fall hazard.
Price: 350 GBP
Location: Portsmouth,, Hampshire
End Time: 2025-01-04T20:38:17.000Z
Shipping Cost: 39.91 GBP
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Return postage will be paid by: Buyer
Returns Accepted: Returns Accepted
After receiving the item, your buyer should cancel the purchase within: 14 days
Return policy details: If required, please return items quickly, wrapped with original packaging. Enclose a covering note with your details, item number, your E-Bay identity and what the problem with the item was, so I can rectify any issues in future. Let me know by private message prior to sending anything, so we can discuss it. I really do work hard to get the hard to find original miniatures, books and items to the people who really want them. If you do contact me via E-Bay's private message, please click the "Other" reason option and we'll get it sorted. Model Cancellation Form (as required by consumer contracts (Information/Cancellation and Additional charges) Regulations 2013) To: J Moore 60 Garnier street Fratton Portsmouth, Hampshire PO1 1PD United Kingdom Email:imhornybabyuk@yahoo.co.uk I/We[*] hereby give notice that I/we[*] cancel my/our contract of sale of the following items/goods Ordered on/received on[*] Sales Invoice number: (as shown on invoice sent with item) Sales Record number: (as shown on invoice send with item) Delivery Note Number: (if shown on the posted packet) Name of consumer(s) Address of consumer(s) Signature of consumer(s) (only if this form is notified on paper) Date [*] Delete as appropriate
Regiment: Plastic Figure
Options: 40K Armies
Army: Space Marines
Assault Squad: Battle Brothers
Chapter/Regiment: Ultramarines
Brand: Games Workshop
Adeptus Astartes: Centurion Devastator Squad
Type: Warhammer
Miniature Condition: Fully Assembled & Painted
Sergeant: Unit
Game: Warhammer
Miniatures / Books / Other: Miniatures
Warhammer 40K: Horus Heresy
Further Options: Space Marines
Tactical Squad: Captain
Paint Options: Painted
Warhammer 40000: Chapter
Professionally Painted: Space Marines
Features: Painted
Pro Painted: Army
Tabletop: Wargaming
Country/Region of Manufacture: United Kingdom
Grav Cannons: Grav-amps