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Message: <blockquote data-quote="janta" data-source="post: 1581609" data-attributes="member: 15270">Well, I don't have any links to offer, but I wanted to add some advice of my own:The most important thing is to have fun, so don't agonize over any little mistakes you might make.  Worst case scenario: dump the mini into a small container of pinesol; it'll take a day or so, but that will strip the paint right off and you can start over.When you're ready to try painting the eyes on a mini, do them first, and use an ultra-fine tip black pen (available in the scrapbooking sections of craft stores).  I picked both these tips up here on enworld, and it's made a world of difference. (I'd link to that thread if I could find it.)Speaking of craft stores, most of them offer a couple different lines of acrylic paints for under a buck a bottle.  If you're just painting for tabletop use, these work perfectly, and come in a bazillion different colors.   Craft stores will also have a variety of brushes, and in my area at least it's cheaper to buy them there than at our FLGS.Hope this helps!--Janta</blockquote>