I’ve recently discovered a new Games Workshop in Barnet, North London. It’s only up the road from where I work. It’s run by a really cool Manager called Cat. I’ve found myself being increasingly distracted at home, so I’ve decided to try and increase my productivity by painting in store. I really enjoy painting in store, it’s a great atmosphere and everyone is really friendly and I’ve already learnt a few new tricks from others. So if you want to see myself actually painting these Centurions or you want to pick my brains, or maybe you have some tips you want to share with me to improve my painting you can find me in Games Workshop Barnet most Wednesday evenings and Sundays. If you want to paint (or game), make sure you phone in advance and book to avoid disappointment.
Check out and like the Games Workshop Barnet Facebook page and tell them Garfy sent you.
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They are looking pretty cool so far, but I get the feeling the Centurion bullies will be coming 🙂
What is your recipe for yellow. Searched previous tutorials and could not find it. Apologies if it is somewhere. Thanks, Chris
Hi Chris. Check out my imperial fist tutorial for my favourite recipe for bright yellow.
http://taleofpainters.blogspot.co.uk/2013/09/tutorial-how-to-paint-imperial-fist.html
I've just been painting some Centurions too. I must say I absolutely hate the models. So I was really surprised to find that I really enjoyed painting them!!! It was really wierd – Despite my dislike of them I couldn't help but enjoy painting the detail and definition that they have.
Strange experience for sure!
What kind of rocks did you use on the base? Just basic variety back yard garden rocks?
They're slate chips. You can get a bag at a garden centre quite cheaply or just pinch them from your neighbour's landscaped garden.