Afterhours Miniatures - Commission Painting

How much does a commission cost?

Prices depend on the model size, level of detail, and the number of miniatures.

As a general guideline:

Tournament Ready

Infantry characters: from €30 (28 CHF)

Small squads (5 infantry models): from €50 (46 CHF)

Squads (10 infantry models): from €90 (83 CHF)

Monsters and vehicles: from €80 (74 CHF)

Tabletop+

Infantry characters: from €45 (42 CHF)

Small squads (5 infantry models): from €100 (92 CHF)

Squads (10 infantry models): from € 190 (175 CHF)

Monsters and vehicles: from €150 (138 CHF)

Please note that prices may vary depending on the complexity of the models and custom requests.

For an accurate quote, simply send a message with the miniatures you would like painted.

Discounts are available for larger army projects.

How do I request a commission?

Send a message through the contact form or via Instagram.

You will receive a quote within 48 hours and an estimated timeline.

What is the commission process?

The process is simple:

Project discussion and quote

Commission confirmed with a deposit

Painting begins (with optional progress updates)

Final payment

Secure shipping

How long does a commission take?

Turnaround time depends on the size of the project and my current queue.

Typical timelines:

Single character: 1–2 weeks

Small units: 2–4 weeks

Armies or large projects: discussed individually

Do you ship internationally?

Yes. Afterhours Miniatures is based in Switzerland and ships in all Europe.

Shipping costs are calculated based on the destination and included in the quote.

Do models need to be assembled?

Yes. Models must be fully assembled and cleaned before being sent.

Afterhours Miniatures focuses exclusively on the painting process, so assembly and preparation are not included.

If you are unsure whether your models are ready to paint, feel free to send a photo before shipping.

What painting style do you specialize in?

My work focuses on high-contrast tabletop and grimdark-inspired painting, designed to look striking both on the gaming table and in display photos.

Why are there several Sons of Behemat models in the gallery?

They are one of my favorite armies to paint and play. Their scale allows for strong contrasts, textures, and storytelling, which are elements that reflect my painting style.

Commissions are currently open.

If you would like a quote for your project, feel free to get in touch.

Request a quote: start your commission

Page updated

Google Sites

Report abuse