Showcase: Chaos Daemons Daemonettes of Slaanesh
Some of you may have seen the tutorial I posted for painting Daemonettes, well I’m pleased to say I’ve finished my batch paint and completed the unit of Daemons. More pictures after the jump.
Tutorial: How to Paint Daemonettes of Slaanesh
In today’s post I’ll share a complete step by step photo tutorial guide on how to paint a Slaanesh Daemonette. More after the jump!
Review: Modelling Foam Sheets by BluefoamUK
Armies on Parade season is upon us and I thought I’d share my experience with Modelling Foam Sheets by BluefoamUK. Find out what I thought after the jump.
Review: Mortal Realms Issue 27, 28, 29 and 30
Hatchette Partworks has kindly sent over a subscription of Mortal Realms for me to have a look at. I’m going to look at the issues 27 to 30 as a whole and talk about the subscriber exclusive novel called The Amethyst Stave. More after the jump.
ToP TIP: 3 ways to save your paint recipes
It’s ToP Tip time. Today I’ll share three options for remembering your paint recipes. No more picking up an old project and trying to remember which paints you used. Find out more after the jump. 1. Take Photos The quickest and easiest way I’ve found…
Review: White Dwarf Issue 456
Today I’m going to review White Dwarf issue 456. Taking a look at the contents and sharing some of my favourite bits. More after the jump.
Showcase: Dark Angels Deathwing Bladeguard Veterans
Today’s post is going to be a little different. You might have noticed I’m painting a different project every week. These weekly deadlines have been beneficial to my productivity and I thought it might be interesting to follow this week’s project a day at a…
ToP Tip: Make your own Wet Palette
A Wet Palette stops your paint drying out. It’s really useful if you like mixing colours and it’s a real benefit if you paint in warm conditions. You can buy ready made Wet Palettes with refill sheets and those all work great but you really…
Showcase: Primal Lair terrain for Beastgrave
I saw a hobby phrase on Twitter the other day and it summed up this week’s painting project perfectly. Have you heard of ‘palette cleanser’? It’s a play on ‘palate cleanser’ (a neutral-flavored food or drink that removes food residue from the tongue allowing one to more accurately assess a new flavour). Well ‘palette cleanser’ is the hobby equivalent and in this context it refers to a quick and easy painting project to clear the way for another painting project. After the jump I’ll talk about how I painted this set.
Showcase: Necron Canoptek Reanimator
Towering above the battlefield the Canoptek Reanimator uses it’s long limbs to stride over battlefield debris. The unthinking stilt-limbed construct uses it’s Nano-Scarab Reanimation Beams to reduce matter down to component atoms to repurpose for repairing fallen Necrons. After the jump, I take a look it’s rules and share a group shot of all my Necrons so far.
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