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by Published on 06-11-2013 02:50 PM Number of Views: 3450- Categories:
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A nice, fast and easy way to create an earth base for your miniature using Vallejo paste.
The Vallejo paste which I am using is a mixture of pumice stone and acrylic resin.
The colors I used for this tutorial were calthan brown and bleached bone from Games Workshop.
...by Published on 09-09-2013 04:53 PM Number of Views: 6535- Categories:
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As soon as the competition was announced and I read James' stipulations on winning the event, I started thinking about what to do. From Infamy range I had Holmes, Watson, Henrietta and Frank so I decided to use them all in a diorama.
Knowing that Infamy is about to become a skirmish game, I also ...by Published on 16-05-2013 05:02 PM- Categories:
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by Published on 06-05-2013 04:44 PMby Published on 24-11-2012 03:21 PM Number of Views: 5973- Categories:
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by Published on 11-09-2012 09:51 PM
Since I was unable to complete the weathering session at the recent Wamp event I was asked if I could translate my plans into a tutorial. Happily I excepted the offer and here it is.
From a weathering perspective I like to build things up step by step in the same way as they would happen in real life. For example, the first step would be for any paint on top of the base coat to chip off leaving the under lying colour showing through. Then in the weathering process undercoat would show up, followed by dark rust spots, grim, rust streaks, oil streaks, dirt and finally worn but shiney metal. In following the natural process the weathering looks pretty convincing and quite realistic.
Of course it's often said that less is more and the same is true of weathering. It's hard to know when to stop and how much is too much. But ...
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