Miniature Painting Tutorials and Commission Work 
Mice and Mystics is published by Plaid Hat Games. The miniatures I admit are fantastic and reminds me of some childhood cartoons I used to watch with swashbuckling mice and evil garden creatures. The Mice colour scheme followed the artwork on the cards from the game as closely as possible.
The Descent 1st edition commission came as part of a larger commission of several board games. The Descent miniature as well as the Space Hulk miniatures (see yesterdays post) were to be completed at Tabletop Quality. Our tabletop artist Chris elected to take on the Descent miniatures.
We were recently commissioned by a client to complete several commissions at our new Tabletop Quality paint level. Both our tabletop artists Chris and Lee each took a commission each.
Lee took the Space Hulk commission. The instructions for these miniatures were to follow the Space Hulk imagery in the game manuals.
I recently had the opportunity to paint up a Primarch from Forge World for a client. I myself don’t own any of the miniatures (yet) and do intend to get a whole stack of them as they’re released, but until then I could’nt wait to see what type of quality these miniatures would be like.
We recently completed a Pin-up miniature commission. The miniature is the Gilded Saint Dragon Hunter from a company called AX Faction. They’re web site indicated that the miniatures they produce tend to be Pin-ups relating to fantasy hunters.
We’re currently in the middle of a Dreadball commission involving miniatures from season 2 and season 3. All the miniatures are painted to ‘Standard level’.
The Chaos Decimator has been completed. The only instructions for this commission were that it had to be dark and grim, weathered and in red and gold colour scheme. It’s very war damaged and as such I’ve used a lot of weathering powders and soot powders around exhausts and joints. The feet have kicked up some dirt so they are weathered in a dirty brown as well.
I’ll take this chance between completing commissions to show you whats we’re all working on at the moment. I’ve got a selection of items that are all running currently. I like to paint multiple different things at any one time to ensure that I don’t get bored and thus let my painting standards slip. All the work range from ‘standard quality’ right through to Display quality (see if you can gues which is which).
We have just finished another Dreadfleet Commission. Thats noew 5 Dreadfleet commissions comeplted in 2 years. I must admit that this particular box set instills fear into me. The miniatures are exceptionally detailed plastic models. The color schemes for each of the ships is quite varied and each miniature is so very individulaistic in it’s theme. Granted that once paitned the games does look very nice, but getting it painted does take a large amount of time and energy.
Just a quick update to show you another commission that was recently completed. This one was for a small Black Templar force that was painted to Standard Quality. A Black Templar commander, a Techmarine and his retinue of servitors. The Commander was supplied to us with a custom base which was painted to look like marble.
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