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Hairfoot Jouster Riding a Sheep (HJH001)
How to paint the Hairfoot Jouster Riding a Sheep model from North Star Military Figures. This step-by-step guide shows you exactly how I painted my copy of this miniature.
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Simple Krieg 143rd
A really easy paint job that is great for beginners and mass production!
-The last three stages are optional
-Use any paint you want, this is just a rough guide. If you can’t decide there are some ideas for Revell paints to use instead
-Feel free to do the highlights before the washes for a slightly more uniform look, this is what I did
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Wildmen of Dunland / Hill Tribesmen
Adapted from The Warhipster's recipe: https://youtu.be/kgX6wneVHa8?si=gG3tYqf0-37tdLc_
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Nurglings!
This started as a pure "How to paint Sassy Nurgling" guide, but he had far too many cute little mates to leave it there. Enjoy! Whilst I tend to remove them from my Death Guard miniatures, I really appreciate the sculpts and will happily paint them separately.
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Toyotomi Hideyoshi
Here is how I painted Toyotomi Hideyoshi from the excellent "Daimyos" set from Warlord Games. These miniatures have been designed for the Pike & Shotte gaming system, but could be used in a variety of games.
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DA&MMS
This varied model kit was painted for an article in "Wargames Soldiers and Strategy". If you want to know more about my thoughts and approach to painting this kit, along with some general advice when painting wood and scenery in general, be sure to check it out.
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How to paint Imperial fists space marines
A guide on how I paint my Imperial fists space marines.
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Dead Man's Hand: Outlaws
Here is how I painted the Outlaw Gang. I decided to keep them largely monochrome with a splash of read, to give them all a uniform feel and make them easily identifiable. There is some pretty blatant inspiration taken from pop culture here, rather than historical accuracy.
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Cadian Shock Troops - monotone light gray
Very budget and battle ready version of gray urban-like color scheme for basic Astra Militarum troops.
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Barons' War: Barricades
These barricades were a great excuse to try out a bunch of different wood recipes. I put a little more effort into these than I probably should, but I plan on getting a good amount of use from them.
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Hive Fleet Tiamet
Adaptation of the 'Eavy Metal team's painting guide for Tiamet using Army Painter Speedpaints.
The original guide was posted in this article:
https://www.warhammer-community.com/2023/06/06/painting-leviathan-how-eavy-metal-tackled-the-new-tyranids-and-space-marines/
I've really enjoyed trying out Speedpaints with this scheme and highly recommend them. Dropper bottles, preloaded agitators and the price point make these an excellent contrast alternative.
A note on the two used, they are both from the 2.0 range so I will update the tutorial to reflect this better when support is added. Lizardfolk Cyan is a great match for Incubi Darkness, and Moonlake Coral is similar to Sigvald Burgundy but much pinker.
I will add step-by-step images when I start my next model! -
Plague Marines Kill Team / Death Guard
Painting guide for death guard, specifically used for the Plague Marine Kill Team
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Barons' War: William Marshal, Earl of Pembroke
I built this model using Wargames Atlantic's Mounted Knights (1150-1320) plastic kit and a head and arm from the Foot Knights (1150-1320) box. My aim with this guide is to leave you with a nice playable character from the "Dramatis Personae" section in the back of The Barons' War Second edition book and pay homage to the Footsore Miniatures model also available.
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Barons' War: Prince Louis "The Lion"
I built this model using Wargames Atlantic's Mounted Knights (1150-1320) plastic kit and a head and arm from the Foot Serjeants (1100-1320) box. My aim with this guide is to leave you with a nice playable character from the "Dramatis Personae" section in the back of The Barons' War Second edition book and pay homage to the Footsore Miniatures model also available.
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Medieval Cloth Collection
These recipes are all based on a wonderful PDF created by Lawrence Coxon and posted to The Barons' War Facebook Group. I found the PDF linked from Andy Hobday's excellent "Painting the Past: Uniforms in the High Medieval Period" post on his site, if you wanted to see the original images.
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