I think it will be a bit odd to run Seb Games, develop Void and not to have a painted and ready to go army. My initial aim is to build a force of about 450pt. đ About two weeks ago, I started this topic on VOID Facebook page. AâŠ
Article by Jon Shields If youâre collecting a Junkers force for Void 1.1, youâre going to need plenty of Convict Legionaries. The plastic Junker sprue is a good, inexpensive way to build your force, but it only has two basic leg options for posing your models. And they are bothâŠ
Welcome to another painting tutorial. Today we continue with 10mm miniatures, but this time we will paint Late Roman Heavy Cavalry. Miniature by Pendraken Miniatures Last thing before we start. Please forgive me for a bit chaotic style of this tutorial. I was trying a bit different way of doingâŠ
It is quite often assumed that the smaller scales like 10mm or 6mm for some strange reason, are harder to paint. Yes, they are smaller (that’s quite obvious), but actually, it doesn’t make them harder to paint, and you don’t need to use the smaller brush. As a matter ofâŠ
Experimentation with new paints is one on of the best way to learn new things. So when I saw the trio of Blue, Red and Green metallic paints, I knew that they could be used to achieve some nice looking effects. I decided to use the Drakul Knights for this article, asâŠ
You can have the best-painted miniatures, but they will look rather sad and repulsive on a table with pieces of carpet as woods and books used as hills. An excellent looking terrain is what every game needs, and in this days, there is a whole universe full of different products and manufacturers to choose. I wasâŠ
