Painting to Play: Speed Painting Your Gangs of Rome Miniatures with Jon Harrington
I want to show how easily you can paint your Gangs of Rome miniatures to a tabletop standard and, in doing so, spend less time painting and more time playing.
Miniatures
Seven (Hundred) Samurai: Teemu Kujala on the Sengoku Jidai period in Wargaming (part 2)
The sheer amount of rules and resources available for collecting and gaming in the Sengoku Jidai have increased dramatically. Hence I set out to promote the era at our club in order to convince my friends to play and paint it.
Seven (Hundred) Samurai: Teemu Kujala on the Sengoku Jidai period in Wargaming (part 1)
I’ve been collecting my Sengoku Jidai army for most of them. They have, however, rarely been used in actual games, mainly due to the lack of other players with similar armies.
All About the Base: Greg Licitri on Basing
When I started painting Footsore Miniatures’ Irish Warlord shown, I thought about the base and wanted something wild and green. After some trial and error, settled on the following method.
Darren Linington’s Guide to Painting Faces
I like to base coat the whole miniature and give it a wash of sepia. You don’t have to do this but this is how I like to work. The benefit is that I can work out what colours go where and see if they work well together.
Darren Linington’s Guide to Painting Horses
Base coat the horse with Flat Earth. Paint the harness German C Black Brown. Once dry, wash the whole miniature with Sepia ink.