Ever been in a situation when you really wanted to work on a certain project but couldn't? I just found myself in such. I'm almost ready to paint my gaming table, with almost all of the pieces already assembled. I even purchased a big stock of sprays and paints required to c
A miniature made of resin requires a special kind of treatment before it can undergo the undercoating. Here's my way of preparing such miniatures: Toothbrush, Cup, Alcohol, Soap, Strainer, Running water, Check out my youtube channel for more v
Welcome to Modelling Infinity Console tutorial, a short Step-by-step trip through a process of creating Consoles perfect for objective markers in Infinity the Game and other Sci-fi wargames. You may consider this article to be an extension of "Tutorial: Infinity 'Do It Your
Last time I wrote about how "The Colony" Special Project came to life. A road from a tiny speck of an idea to a fully developed gaming table is a long one and I just begun my travel. I have gathered almost all of the items required to build my terrain set. I have revised my
Hello there my awesome readers! As some of you may know - I play Infinity the Game. A new form of global Campaign is currently on the run - you can check it out at OPERATION: FLAMESTRIKE, but for now I invite you to read my latest blog entry - a Battle Report from my Campaig
First of all I would like to announce that this project is huge. It is wast on a scale not seen here at Scarhandpainting.com ever before. The genesis of this project reaches January 2015, yet back then, I didn't knew how things will go for this particular concept. To think t
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
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