Miniature Painting Tutorials and Commission Work 
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When I first saw a picture of the Skabrus, I thought that this ship was going to be the hardest. The awful dirty colours, the see through sickening skin and the intricate parts made for a hard ship. Well guess what, the ship was actually very easy to do, as […]
The islands for our Dreadfleet commission have all been painted. For more information on how to paint these islands visit the following articles: Painting the Sea Painting Islands We will be putting up a separate tutorial on how to paint the volcano shortly.
When I first looked at the Swordfysh, I thought it would be relatively simple to paint the ship; it was mostly black. Unfortunately I was quite wrong. There is enough detail and stark contrast colours to ensure that there was many touch ups and cock-eyed painting going on. So let’s […]
Painting the Dreadfleet’s Seadrake is relatively simple compared to some of the other ships in the box set. This article will explain how we painted the ship.
The Dreadfleet Flaming Scimitar has been painted for our current Dreadfleet commission. It follows the same colour scheme and painting techniques seen in the Painting Flaming Scimitar post. Below are some more images from the commission for the Flaming Scimitar. Dreadfleet Flaming Scimitar
Two more ships have been completed for the Dreadfleet commission; the Dreadfleet Black Kraket and Shadewraith. You can find details of how these ships (as well as the other parts of Dreadfleet) have been painted through the Dreadfleet tag. Dreadfleet Black Kraket and Shadewraith
More Stark forces from the Battle of Westeros board game have been completed for a commission. This batch includes the horsemen and Kennelmasters. With the sheer amount of miniatures that are included in this board game, I’ve decided to make all the horses and hounds the same colour to ensure that I […]
The following images are the Stark’s colour scheme for the Battle of Westeros commission. The colour scheme focussing on a the muddy earth colours and the white woolen fleece to keep them warm (being from the north). Once completed, the fun begins with the character models.
The First wave of the Lannisters has been completed. It comprises of the footmen and archers from the Battle of Westeros box set by Fantasy Flight. I found the overall miniature quality quite good with very little flash to trim off it, and not much (though a little) bad molding.
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Chaos Khorne Lord on Flying BeastWe have just completed another exciting commission!
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