My First Wash
I went to the hobby store and dropped $4 on my first wash. It just hard paying $4 for something so small. Now I am finally going to be able to paint my Dwarfs Faces. Much washing soon to come.
Crystal Base
This would be a cool base for a high elf sorcerers or something like that. I had a great time painting it. The more I paint the easier it gets. Give me some feedback. Do you guys like this set of posts I am doing?
Second Generator
I know I say this every time but I think this is now my favorite capture point I have painted so far. I just love the concept of capturing a power generator. It would be cool if there was some type of resource gathering mechanic in the game. Kind of like there is in the RTS computer game Dawn Of War.
Crystal Capture Point
I don’t know how many of you our there have ever played the game Starcraft but this crystal reminded me some something from the game. You can use this as a node to capture or as part of the terrain on the board.
Power Generator
This was one of the capture points from the set below. I wanted to keep the theme dark and industrial for this set so I did not add to much color. I think this is going to look great on the battle field.
Capture Points and Crystals
My next set I am going to paint is a series of capture points and crystal bases. This is some of the cooler markers I have seen out there. I would like to play a game using them.
Magnetization Complete
After few days of toying around I finally put the magnets into his arms. I really like how this has turned out. The thing I like most is how easy it was. I hope my picture sets have given you an Idea of how I did it.
Starting Magnetization
I took my hack-saw and cut my poor Dreadnought in half. I also stuck a couple of small magnets in the two parts and Wa-Lahh we have a portable Dreadnought. I just took a few shoots showing you the finished result.
First Round Of Painting
I started with what seemed would be the easiest thing to paint. The crystals. I was able to do both very quickly. All I did was primer them black then coat them blue then dry brush them white. I think They turned out well.
I want to thank Armorcast for sending over some of its products for my review.
If you would like to buy some Crystals from them Checkout This Page.
Mr. Lux Googies
I had another wonderful tea season with Mr. Lux at Aroma’s in Santa Rosa, CA. As you can see briefly from the picture above, Mr. Lux has hooked me up. I am particularly excited about painting the altar, which was of course sculpted by Mr. Lux himself. More Painting soon to come. =D
Scout #2
I can’t say I am in love with the way his friend turned out but I can use him on the table top. I am going to try dry brushing the whole model first next time and see how that works.
Panting Dreadnought
I think I like the new paint job 100% more then old one. We will see where this goes. The plan is just to keep it simple. I wanr to magnetize his arms but I don’t have any close combat Arms.
My First Wash
I went to the hobby store and dropped $4 on my first wash. It just hard paying $4 for something so small. Now I am finally going to be able to paint my Dwarfs Faces. Much washing soon to come.
Crystal Base
This would be a cool base for a high elf sorcerers or something like that. I had a great time painting it. The more I paint the easier it gets. Give me some feedback. Do you guys like this set of posts I am doing?
Second Generator
I know I say this every time but I think this is now my favorite capture point I have painted so far. I just love the concept of capturing a power generator. It would be cool if there was some type of resource gathering mechanic in the game. Kind of like there is in the RTS computer game Dawn Of War.
Crystal Capture Point
I don’t know how many of you our there have ever played the game Starcraft but this crystal reminded me some something from the game. You can use this as a node to capture or as part of the terrain on the board.
Power Generator
This was one of the capture points from the set below. I wanted to keep the theme dark and industrial for this set so I did not add to much color. I think this is going to look great on the battle field.
Capture Points and Crystals
My next set I am going to paint is a series of capture points and crystal bases. This is some of the cooler markers I have seen out there. I would like to play a game using them.
Magnetization Complete
After few days of toying around I finally put the magnets into his arms. I really like how this has turned out. The thing I like most is how easy it was. I hope my picture sets have given you an Idea of how I did it.
Starting Magnetization
I took my hack-saw and cut my poor Dreadnought in half. I also stuck a couple of small magnets in the two parts and Wa-Lahh we have a portable Dreadnought. I just took a few shoots showing you the finished result.
First Round Of Painting
I started with what seemed would be the easiest thing to paint. The crystals. I was able to do both very quickly. All I did was primer them black then coat them blue then dry brush them white. I think They turned out well.
I want to thank Armorcast for sending over some of its products for my review.
If you would like to buy some Crystals from them Checkout This Page.
Mr. Lux Googies
I had another wonderful tea season with Mr. Lux at Aroma’s in Santa Rosa, CA. As you can see briefly from the picture above, Mr. Lux has hooked me up. I am particularly excited about painting the altar, which was of course sculpted by Mr. Lux himself. More Painting soon to come. =D
Scout #2
I can’t say I am in love with the way his friend turned out but I can use him on the table top. I am going to try dry brushing the whole model first next time and see how that works.
Panting Dreadnought
I think I like the new paint job 100% more then old one. We will see where this goes. The plan is just to keep it simple. I wanr to magnetize his arms but I don’t have any close combat Arms.
