Showing posts with label tutorial. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tutorial. Show all posts
Sunday, 17 November 2013
Painting Tutorial: Horses by Franznap
So I came across a really simple guide to painting horses by Franznap. Its based on Vallejo paints but could be easily adapted to your favoured brand. Franznap has more info on their page here.
Painting Tutorial: Tony Barton Painting Guide (AB, Eureka)
So Tony Barton, only the best sculptor of Napoleonic Miniatures around (presumably up there in WW2 etc as well) has written a short painting guide and it is hosted on Eureka Miniatures. Its well worth a look and I am painting my next batch taking the bits that I like (most everything!).
Please Enjoy :)
Please Enjoy :)
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| Click the pic to go to the article at Eureka |
Monday, 30 April 2012
Painting Tutorials: Deep Fried Happy Mice
I love this website. It is fantastic. Finding everything can be a bit of click and miss. So here are links from Deep Fried Happy Mice for some useful pages!
A general overview page with links links links! Link.
Notes on the scale of the models and what is best. I am all for the tall 15mm's (18mm or so). Link.
Getting started in military modelling? Link. I live in the middle of no where and paint for the love of it. I haven't had a wargame in years. But I might just try and find a club!
Little research might save a ton of heartache (and wasted money!) Link.
Starting out with painting? Here is a ton of advice! Link. Love the painting space, especially the paint box.
And a link from DFHM to a basic guide to painting. Link.
Another from DFHM to AB. Link.
Now, some websites DFHM links to are now sadly gone. However, through the stalker magic of the web there area ways to find some of them! Here is a very cool site called Ellsweb that has a very thorough guide. Link.
DFHM guide to a speed painting attempt of a British Regt. Link.
600 minutes to paint 100 Flames of War Soviets? See the painting here. Link.
A general overview page with links links links! Link.
Notes on the scale of the models and what is best. I am all for the tall 15mm's (18mm or so). Link.
Getting started in military modelling? Link. I live in the middle of no where and paint for the love of it. I haven't had a wargame in years. But I might just try and find a club!
Little research might save a ton of heartache (and wasted money!) Link.
Starting out with painting? Here is a ton of advice! Link. Love the painting space, especially the paint box.
And a link from DFHM to a basic guide to painting. Link.
Another from DFHM to AB. Link.
Now, some websites DFHM links to are now sadly gone. However, through the stalker magic of the web there area ways to find some of them! Here is a very cool site called Ellsweb that has a very thorough guide. Link.
DFHM guide to a speed painting attempt of a British Regt. Link.
600 minutes to paint 100 Flames of War Soviets? See the painting here. Link.
Friday, 27 April 2012
Painting tutorial: Vallejo & Victrix
I am a big fan of Vallejo paints, they have lots of pigment, easy to manipulate, easy to use. I also use Games Workshop paints and when I was younger I used Tamiya and oils based paints such as Humbrol (I still have a few of these for special things). Anyway, I saw this video and I thought it was a very good intro to painting some British. Hope you like it too.
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