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Tutorial - Lava Bases
While finishing up my SU-76, I decided to wrap up a unit of cultists I’ve had mostly finished on my desk for some time. I really dislike using cultists in my Chaos Space Marine armies, but having a unit available is nice for list building flexibility. While getting them ready, I noticed something awkward- I had 10 cultists but only 9 lava bases for them to stand on! This was a perfect chance to write up a tutorial for how I do my cracked lava basing. I really like how this turns out, its a lot of waiting around for materials to dry but makes a really cool effect that can be even more enhanced with some half-rounds (I didnt use that here, cultists dont deserve these nice things)
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SU-76 Sliced To Finished - Painting Tutorial Part Three And Done!
The final leg! The model is complete, so now its time to paint the crew.
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Gallery Post - Random 28mm Characters
I recently moved/reconfigured my macro mat setup and thought it would be fun to show some of my painted collection. I’m pretty happy with the photo setup - these were all taken on an Iphone X (the backdrop is a MacroMat and I have two photo lights, cheapies from Amazon). These are all figures I painted ages ago, its fun to go back and look at old work.
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Coming Soon - Thousand Sons Painting Tutorial
As the SU76 nears completion its time to start on the next project.
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SU-76 Sliced To Finished - Painting Tutorial Part Two
Now that the base colors are done and decals are on its time to do some weathering. I use a fairly simple weathering process on Russian tanks that does not take terribly long and achieves some pretty fantastic tabletop results.
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