Fantasy miniatures

So hard to find a way to paint this incredible model that doesn't emulate Sergio's incredible box art. I am pretty happy with my version.

By popular demand, I prepared a step-by-step of how I painted the rusted armour on my Shadespire Stormcast pair from earlier. I'll demonstrate it on a spare Liberator shield. I. Starting from a dark undercoat, the whole thing is basecoated with a darker steel colour. I used Citadel's Leadbelcher. II. This is then shaded with Agrax Earthshade, a dark brown matte wash. III. Using Typhus Corrosion and water to help blend it, slight texture is added. This is done in layers and selectively, with…

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While I’m in between units to write about (I need to dedicate some time to getting the lightbox out and shooting my recent projects, but time is one of those things I never seem to have), I f…

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We proceed with the Fiery Golem! At this point, we have gone through all the stages that involved the fluorescent paints. Abima, Master of Fire, has led you well thus far! The next color applied is Vallejo Cavalry Red. Just as with the other layers, this one is placed with the large filbert brush, and allowed to mix a bit with the previous layers. The entire miniature gets this treatment... Next, I mixed a chocolate brown color with a blue-green so that we can start to cool down this lava…

Miniature table top game model

Learn how NMM master Andy Gillaspy extended the technique to include heavy rust.