I'll do the bases for the whole army at once at the end. For now these are finished and I'm happy with how they turned out for such a quick paint job. I'm especially proud of Cersei's hair.
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Looks great. Agree about the hair! Care to share your process?
It's a basic basecoat, wash and highlight several times paint job.
I used Army Painter basilisk brown as basecoat. Washed with AP Soft skin wash. Highlighted carefully with basilisk brown again. Then AP Fire Lizard for more subtle highlights. Then AP elven skin 1 to 1 with fire lizard for some fine brighter highlights. Lastly pure Elfen skin for the reflective highlights as it is pretty white looking yellow.