Every once in awhile I stumble upon a question of how to undercoat miniatures properly. Well - there are many techniques of undercoating miniatures and each individual hobbyist has his own favorite style. I've figured that instead of writing all the know-how again and
Two weeks ago I was participating in a tournament of Infinity the Game. Somewhere between games I chated with fellow hobbyist and as the topic moved to miniatures he asked me about my Infinity Corregidor's white. What made him curious was how solid and actually 'white' that
Below is a quick and easy technique of painting marble using a limited palette of paints. Introduction: Painting marble using this method does not require precision nor a variety of unusual skills. It is quite effective and bereft of any extensive cons. The pros of this tec
This post is in a way 'on demand' as lately I got an unprecedented number of questions regarding the paints used on the 'transparent' Hacker's screen with which one of my NOMADS: CORREGIDOR lvl 4,5 miniatures is equipped. Taking this opportunity I will also add a mini-tutori
Third 'Special Project' and this time it is much different than the previous ones. It's worth mentioning that I had this one in mind for more than five years. Actually since Dec 2011 when I made these True Scale Night Lords. The paint job with which I provided them was near
Here are some Colour Recipes for Warhammer 40,000 Orks of 'Goff' clan from GALLERY: WARHAMMER 40,000 ORKS lvl 4 RED armour & weapons: Black Undercoat, Sanguine Base (P3), Skorne Red (P3), Wild Rider Red (GW), Wild Rider Red (GW)) + Troll Slayer Orange (GW), Troll Slaye
Here are some Colour Recipes for Warhammer 40,000 Orks of 'Bad Moonz' clan from GALLERY: WARHAMMER 40,000 ORKS lvl 4 YELLOW armour & weapons: Black Undercoat, Moldy Ochre (P3), Moldy Ochre (P3), Moldy Ochre (P3) + Pallid Wych Flesh (GW), Griffon Sepia (GW), Lamenters Y
In this tutorial I will show you a shortcut to some awesome Terrain Making. Together we will plunge head on into the distant future of 'Infinity the Game'. We end up knee deep in terrain pieces, surrounded by half cheved bitz of plasticard, with our fingertips bleeding, clot
Being a Wargaming hobbyist is not always related to miniature painting. Some of us just like to collect miniatures, others enjoy competitive play. There are those who do not feel joy of having a brush in one hand and a miniature in the other all the time. That doesn't make t
Recently I've decided to take my previous Hacking Device Holoprojector concept to a higher level. The key point was to use the same base material: a Coca Cola bottle plastic, but instead of painting simbols and lines on it - make it look more like a complex holo projection w
