I'm worried because I play Warmaster. A game GW has stopped caring about for well over a decade, so there's no more production of miniatures.

Meanwhile, 3d printing allows for me to build an army and one with arguably better looking models to GW's metal blisters.

Or turn it into sprue glue

Do it for me, the historical wargamer who wants to see what you can do

I purchased two of their army sets to support them through this time. Hopefully they can stay in business and continue making some gorgeous 10mm soldiers.

These patterns use the same paints in different places or substitute with colors from other projects so I'm not burning money on paint.

It helps create a feeling of new guys with fresh kits and veterans in older uniforms.

My advice is paint batches each a certain way then disperse those batches evenly into the units. I do this with my Bolt Action minis.

3-4 different "patterns" of American uniform. Each batch of 8 is a different uniform. Mix up the patterns when storing to get an organic looking squad.