As the market for miniature painting accessories becomes more saturated, it can be difficult to devise, develop and dispense viable products. Redgrass Games, who have produced an outstanding wet palette, have revised their painting handle, […]
Playing the game or the history? One of the main debates that comes up in the historical war gaming field is the need, or not, for historical accuracy when planning armies, painting and scenarios.
Sort of. Something I discovered in the course of this investigation is that this, for some reason, is a pretty controversial topic. Everyone, it seems, has their personal favourite method of stripping paint off minis. […]
Living in the United Kingdom, to say that priming my miniatures outside isn’t always an option is certainly understating the issue. With weather so inconsistent it could make your head spin, I’ve been looking for […]
In this third article I’ll be explaining how to pull-off some zenithal highlighting, PSI-management and how to go about cleaning your airbrush. […]
Acquiring an airbrush has changed my hobby life for the better. I’m here to inform you and convince you to stop sitting on the face and grab one. Else, if you linger, you’ll end up wondering how you ever survived without one just as I did. […]
Are you unsure about getting an airbrush? Well, you should. Honestly. Then you can take advantage of our articles about starting airbrushing. Here’s part one! […]
…what the RGG 360 does achieve is showing that other companies are now taking risks and stepping forward into the market of accessories and tools in our hobby. This will end well for us hobbyists in the long run and this feels like a great start. […]
After owning an airbrush for one week, I share my biggest findings. What goes well and what doesn”t? […]
It might sound like a rather quirky term; hobby exhaustion. It almost sounds a little absurd, I’d go as far to say. However, when you break down some of the ways you can find yourself […]
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