From Blister to Battlefield - Army Painting Survival Guide
Description:
Want your piles of unpainted miniatures on the table and in the game? Everything to get a playable gaming force on the table quickly from scratch, including motivation, planning, assembly, color selection, assembly-line painting, and basing. Advanced techniques for creating a display-quality army will also be discussed. Handouts will be provided, and feel free to bring your own paint, brushes, and miniatures for help or practice.
From Blister to Battlefield - Army Painting Survival Guide
Description:
Want your piles of unpainted miniatures on the table and in the game? Everything to get a playable gaming force on the table quickly from scratch, including motivation, planning, assembly, color selection, assembly-line painting, and basing. Advanced techniques for creating a display-quality army will also be discussed. Handouts will be provided, and feel free to bring your own paint, brushes, and miniatures for help or practice.
From Blister to Battlefield - Army Painting Survival Guide
Description:
Want your piles of unpainted miniatures on the table and in the game? Everything to get a playable gaming force on the table quickly from scratch, including motivation, planning, assembly, color selection, assembly-line painting, and basing. Advanced techniques for creating a display-quality army will also be discussed. Handouts will be provided, and feel free to bring your own paint, brushes, and miniatures for help or practice.
Learn the theory behind what makes a great paintjob and the techniques that make it possible. There are many methods that can be used to obtain smooth color transitions—blending, layering, feathering and several more. There will be demonstration and discussion so you can decide what will work best for you. Please bring examples of your recent work.
Learn the theory behind what makes a great paintjob and the techniques that make it possible. There are many methods that can be used to obtain smooth color transitions—blending, layering, feathering and several more. There will be demonstration and discussion so you can decide what will work best for you. Please bring examples of your recent work.
Gen Con turns the big 4-OH! Celebrate with a special dragon-themed speed paint session sponsored by Dark Sword Miniatures. Everyone gets the same miniature and the same 45 minutes. You walk away with a little painted goodness to add to your mini collection. Three sessions only--same miniature each session--prizes awarded each session of this 40th Anniversary Special Edition of Speed Painting.
Gen Con turns the big 4-OH! Celebrate with a special dragon-themed speed paint session sponsored by Dark Sword Miniatures. Everyone gets the same miniature and the same 45 minutes. You walk away with a little painted goodness to add to your mini collection. Three sessions only--same miniature each session--prizes awarded each session of this 40th Anniversary Special Edition of Speed Painting.
Gen Con turns the big 4-OH! Celebrate with a special dragon-themed speed paint session sponsored by Dark Sword Miniatures. Everyone gets the same miniature and the same 45 minutes. You walk away with a little painted goodness to add to your mini collection. Three sessions only--same miniature each session--prizes awarded each session of this 40th Anniversary Special Edition of Speed Painting.
Golden Demon-winner Chris Borer discusses converting your minis with the ubiquitous “green stuff� epoxy putty, from simple embellishments to re-sculpting significant portions of the model. Some experience with miniatures helpful, but isn’t required. Students are invited to bring models and ideas to discuss. Students will receive three hand picked sculpting tools, fine tweezers, a sculpting surface and an instructional pamphlet.
Golden Demon-winner Chris Borer discusses converting your minis with the ubiquitous “green stuff� epoxy putty, from simple embellishments to re-sculpting significant portions of the model. Some experience with miniatures helpful, but isn’t required. Students are invited to bring models and ideas to discuss. Students will receive three hand picked sculpting tools, fine tweezers, a sculpting surface and an instructional pamphlet.