Bench-talk from the workbench, sorted by skill and system — sit a while, pick a guide, and we'll have you painting straight by sundown.
The brush, the angle, the bone-thin line that lifts a tabletop army off the shelf. We walk a Salamanders pauldron from base coat to final pass — one panel at a time, no fancy mediums, no airbrush, just three steady hands' worth of patience.
Read the guideTwo weapon options, one paint job. The drill bits you need and the ones you don't.
Read GuideTexture paste, a touch of rust, and a desert your rogue can sneak across.
Read GuideSprue-by-sprue, the order that keeps small parts where they belong.
Read GuideOne chassis, four loadouts. Where the magnets go, and how deep to drill.
Read GuideThe bare-bones routine that gets grey plastic tabletop-ready in a weekend.
Read GuideCheap insulation foam, a hot wire, and a Sunday. A gaming table that looks the part.
Read GuideSoft transitions on tight feathers. Drybrush, glaze, and a little patience.
Read GuideFive essentials, three luxuries, and a long list of stuff you can do without.
Read GuideHide the magnets in the base; lock everything to a steel sheet when you're done.
Read GuideTrue-metallic-metal on Stormcast plate without flattening the highlights.
Read GuideWhen the plastic-glue won't hold, brass rod and a pin vise will.
Read GuideBurnt cork, charred-orange wash, and a little glow at the edge.
Read GuideWhere to buy them, where to put them, and how to keep dust off the paint.
Read GuideI paint slow, I write slower, and I have never met a glaze I didn't want to lay down one more time.